Jaya Parwati Vrat 2025 : Date, tithi and signi

Jaya Parwati Vrat is a significant festival celebrated with great enthusiasm.

Jaya Parwati Vrat ; image : google photos

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Introduction

We Hindus believe in celebrating our every relation and bond with love and care. So does, our religious culture. As per ancient belief, on certain tithis and days, we elevate the spiritual environment with cosmic presence of supreme and seek blessings for family harmony and prosperity.

Jaya Parwati Vrat 2025 is such an amazing festival to celebrate the love and bond of Mata Parwati with Lord Shiva.

What is Jaya Parwati Vrat ?

Jaya Parwati Vrat is observed to please Goddess Jaya. Goddess Jaya is one of the forms of Maa Parwati. This fast is observed by married and unmarried women to seek harmonious marital relationships. Spinsters pray to Maa Jaya for seeking a loving and devoted future husband while married women perform Jaya Parwati vrat and puja for longevity of their husbands.

Significance of Jaya Parwati Vrat

Particularly, this vrat hold great significance in live of Hindus. It is widely celebrated in state of Gujarat and Maharashtra. Women continue this vrat for 5, 7, 11 and even for 20 years for prosperity of their family.

Do you know this is also known as Gauri Vrat? It si also known as Goro, Group, Morakat Vrat and Aloona Vrat.

Date and tithi of Jaya Parwati Vrat / Gauri Vrat 2025

As per Hindu Panchang, it is observed for five days in Asadh mas. And, it starts from the Ekadashi (Gauri Vrat) and at many places, from Troyodashi (Jaya Parwati Vrat) of Shukla Paksha and ends on Krishna Paksha of Tritiya tithi.

In 2025, Jaya Parwati Vrat is falling on Tuesday, July 8, 2025. Indeed, Jaya Parwati Pradosh Puja Muhurat will be there from 07:16 PM to 09:19 PM on July 8.

However, Jaya Parwati Vrat will end on Sunday, July 13, 2025. Besides, the Tithi will start on July 07, 2025 at 11:10 PM and Trayodashi Tithi will end up on July 09, 2025 at 12:38 AM.

Besides, Gauri Vrat starts from Ekadashi and ends on Guru Purnima. Additionally, it will start from July 6, 2025 and will end up on July 10.

Disclaimer : Tithi and Muhurat timings are taken from www.dirkpanchang.com for information purposes only.

Rituals of Gauri Vrat

Firstly, women observe this fast for five long days with one meal a day. It is called Aloona Vrat as devotees avoid salty food or salt intake during the fast. Moreover, the use of salt is completely prohibited during this period.
Apparently, at some places, devotees also avoid the use of cereals and all kinds of vegetables and consume only falahaar aka fruits and non cereal food items like sabudana, kuttu, rajgira etc.
Especially on the very first day of fasting, jowar/wheat grains are sown in a small earthen pot and placed at the place of worship. And this sacred pot is worshipped for five days.
Interestingly, women make a garland out of cotton wool decorated with kumkum or sindoor. This garland made of cotton wool is known as nagala. This nagala is offered to the sacred wheat grass pot.
One of my Gujrati friend told me that, it is a custom in Gujrat that small girls of age 8-10 years are asked to perform this puja as after a certain age they may enter puberty and it becomes tough for them to observe this fast.
Further, women offer water to the jowar or wheat grains every morning.
Lastly, on the last day, during night, women perform Bhajan and kirtan and indulge in jagran to invoke blessings of Maa Gauri.
Eventually, on the next day, devotees take out the vessel of the grown wheat or jowar grass and immerse it in holy water or river. Later, on the same day, after the morning worship, the fast is broken with a meal of salt, vegetables and rotis made of wheat.

Conclusion

This, we know that the eternal love and bond of Maa Gauri with Mahadev is divine and celebrated in different forms by different names in our rich Hindu culture.

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