Baisakh Shukla Tritiya: Akshaya Tritiya festival is being celebrated today

Kathmandu. Akshaya Tritiya, which is celebrated every year on Baisakh Shukla Tritiya day, is being celebrated today with Satu and Sarvat donation and consumption. According to the classical law, the resolution is made by getting up early today, tidying the house, taking a bath and preparing the puja items. Lamp, Kalash and Ganesha are worshiped and a copper plate with Ashtadal written on the Kalash is worshiped with sixteen items of Lord Vishnu. There is a traditional Vedic tradition of worshiping the priest and putting pure water in a copper or earthen vessel, mixing cinnamon, cloves, sukumel, cardamom, honey, sugar, sugar and mishri and donating all the grains and grains of barley.

It has been described in various Puranas that the pious deeds performed on this day such as bathing, charity, meditation and chanting will never perish. It is a tradition since Vedic times to donate barley and eat it yourself because it is similar to amrita in the summer of Baisakh. According to Toyraj Nepal, theologian and Valmiki Vidyapeeth Department of Theology, both help to protect the body from the heat and also gain strength from it. It is said that it will also help to increase the immunity of the body.

Express

Related News

Rukum West Jeep accident update: Death toll reaches eight

Rukum West. The death toll has reached eight due to a jeep accident on the inner road section of Bamfikot Rural Municipality 7 Lisne in Rukum West. On Friday evening, seven people died on the spot and one person died while being taken to the distr...

Madhesh province in confusion due to Supreme Court's order

Janakpur. The Supreme Court's order on Tuesday regarding the appointment of the chief minister has created confusion in Madhesh province. On Tuesday, the Supreme Court gave an interim order to the Chief Minister of Mad...

Rathi Ganesh Kumar Shrestha of the Nepalese Army has been appointed as the Force Commander of the United Nations Interim Security Force

Kathmandu. Rathi Ganesh Kumar Shrestha of the Nepali Army has been appointed as the Force Commander by the United Nations. He became the force commander of the United Nations Interim Security Force deployed in the Abye...