Significance Of Chhath Puja | Chhath Puja Beliefs
Chhath Puja rites, known in the Bihar and Jharkhand region of northern India and major parts of Uttar Pradesh and Nepal, begin on the sixth day of the Hindu calendar month of Kartika. The Puja is celebrated for four days and is watched as he worships the Surya Dev ( Sun God) and seeks his blessings for the common deeds of the family. The power of the puja is characterized by offering prayers to the Surya Dev (Sun God), accelerating and flowing into the holy waters of the Ganges (however, here people grow up and want this rule). The best festival for spectators, the Chhath Puja is a live ritual that encourages abstinence from food and water. Here's everything you need to know about the heritage, importance and traditions of Chhath Puja. Inheritance: Although the true origins of the battle of Puja are still unclear and it is believed that some of them date from the Hindu epics, the Ramayana and Mahabharata epics. The two historical stories associated with Chhath Puja are the followi...