First Pradosh Vrat of 2026: Date, Timing, Significance & Rituals 🕉️🙏

G GOWTHAM
The Pradosh Vrat (Pradosham) is a sacred fast dedicated to Lord shiva and Goddess Parvati. Observed on the Trayodashi tithi (13th lunar day), it is believed to bring spiritual growth, prosperity, and relief from troubles. Here’s everything you need to know about the first Pradosh Vrat of 2026.

1. Date of the First Pradosh Vrat 2026

  • The first Pradosh Vrat of 2026 falls on [insert exact date based on Panchang]
  • Observed bi-monthly on the 13th day of each lunar fortnight (Trayodashi)
2. Auspicious Timing (Pradosh Kaal)

  • Begins just before sunset and lasts until 3 hours after sunset
  • Evening rituals during this period are considered highly sacred and powerful
3. Significance of Pradosh Vrat

  • Fasting is believed to please Lord shiva and Goddess Parvati
  • Helps remove sins, obstacles, and negative energies
  • Devotees pray for health, wealth, and family harmony
4. Rituals to Follow

  • Morning: Take a holy bath and chant shiva mantras
  • Fasting: Observe a nirjala (water-only) or partial fast
  • Evening: Visit shiva temple or worship at home with bilva leaves, flowers, and incense
  • Offerings: Fruits, milk, and sweets for Lord shiva and Goddess Parvati
  • Evening Aarti & Prayers: Perform aarti and recite Pradosh vrat mantras
5. Benefits of Observing Pradosh Vrat

  • Brings spiritual growth and peace of mind
  • Removes obstacles in career and personal life
  • Strengthens devotional bond with Lord Shiva
  • Promotes mental clarity and positivity
✅ Final Takeaway

The first Pradosh Vrat of 2026 is a powerful spiritual opportunity to seek blessings from Lord shiva and Goddess Parvati. Observing this vrat with devotion is believed to bring prosperity, peace, and well-being. 🕉️🙏

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