Hariyali Teej 2020 – This year date and celebration

According to the Hindu lunar calendar, Hariyali Teej falls on the third day in the month of Shravan. Women from all regions of India wish for their married life and on this occasion, they wish for happiness through fasting and worship. This festival is also known as Chhota Teej or Shravan Teej.

Devotees of Lord Shiva are worldwide. His greatness and eternal love is no secret to the world. He unites people despite their differences. Lord Shiva is a symbol of love and bliss and we celebrate the festival of Hariyali Teej to get the blessings of Lord Shiva and his consort Goddess Parvati. Hariyali Teej is celebrated because on this day Lord Shiva accepted Goddess Parvati as his wife.

Hariyali Teej is an opportunity for everyone to wish a happy marriage. Monsoon is also a reason to celebrate this festival. On this day, women gather with their family and worship Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva for the good of their husband, child and family.

Tales of Hariyali Teej Celebration

Teej Atharva is the third day which comes after Amavasya every month. Mainly on this festival, devotees dedicate the joy of coming together with Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva. On this day, women and girls especially sing devotional songs and swing to sing the blessings of Teej Mata (Goddess Parvati) and celebrate.

It is also called Jhula Sawan. Women and girls from almost every household celebrate this festival and swing the swing.

Teej is known as the third day which comes after Amavasya every month. Primarily, the devotees dedicate the joy of Hariyali Teej to the Goddess Parvati and accompany them to Lord Shiva. On this day, women and girls in particular sing devotional songs and dance to take the blessings of Teej Mata (Goddess Parvati) and play on the swing.

According to Hindu mythology, Goddess Parvati took 108th birth until Lord Shiva accepted her. He praised Lord Shiva and wished to marry her. To this day, Goddess Parvati continues to be born again to prove her dedication to marry Lord Shiva. Teej is a symbol of his dedication and determination.

It is said that Goddess Parvati promises women to bless her family with good health, who keep fast on this day. On this day, women apply henna on their hands, wear green clothes, fast, play on swings, sing devotional songs, and make offerings. People also know it as Singharatij.

Guide- How to Celebrate Hariyali Teej

Hariyali Teej is a special identity of flowers and decorations. By reading further, you can know how Hariyali Teej is celebrated-

On this day, women keep a fast in unison. Women and girls wore green clothes as it is a symbol of Hariyali that comes with Hariyali Teej. The festival begins with a morning bath and a pure red saree and green bangles and ornaments. Also, women decorate hands with beautiful designs made of mehndi.

The women worship Goddess Parvati who is the Teej Mata. She goes to temples and sings special songs for Teej. Male members of the family swing for them on branches of large trees in the garden area. Later, all the women swing and swing one by one.

Girls who are getting married get gifts from their in-laws and married women get gifts from their husbands. These gifts include beautiful bangles, mehndi, sarees and sweets.

It is considered a festival for the upliftment of people’s emotions. Hariyali takes away the warmth and brings with you comfortable air and Hariyali season.

Rituals of Hariyali Teej

On this day, women across the country observe Vrat (fasting). Hariyali Teej fast is anhydrous fast. Women do not drink water and do not eat in the ritual of this fast. It is considered one of the most difficult vows in the Hindu tradition. The original ritual Teej is observed for the entire 48 hours.

The women who observe Teej Vrat stay awake all night. They worship Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Fasting and worshiping on Hariyali Teej brings prosperity in married life.

People of Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan and Jharkhand celebrate Hariyali Teej grandly. It is celebrated in many different corners of India, people from all states observe this festival according to their migratory values. According to the history of this festival, Lord Shiva fulfills the wishes of devotees who fast on Hariyali Teej.

The word “Teej” has some special significance. In Hinduism, we mainly celebrate Akkha Teej, Hariyali Teej, Kajri Teej and Hartalika Teej.

Perquisite of Hariyali Teej

People of Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan and Jharkhand celebrate Hariyali Teej grandly. Along with this, people from other states are coming according to the influence and importance of the festival. These days, it is celebrated in many different corners of India. Festivals give the benefit of an exceptionally secret life. According to the history of this festival, Lord Shiva fulfills the wishes of the devotees fasting on Hariyali Teej.

While detailed, the term “Teej” has some highlighted significance. In Hinduism, we celebrate Ak Teej, Hariyali Teej, Kajri Teej and Hartalika Teej.

Special food for Hariyali Teej 2020

You can try the following recipes to make your green Teej a little more special-

Hariyali Teej Celebration across India

This festival celebrates this occasion with full energy and happiness from all the four directions of India. Additionally, the festival has an important place in Rajasthan. On this day, a magnificent royal procession is celebrated. People worship Teej Mata (Goddess Parvati) in the streets of the city. The procession has an idol of Goddess Parvati and is called Teej Sadaar.

People from northern part of India and Nepal celebrate this festival and fast for the welfare of their family.

Concluding Words

Hariyali Teej is a popular festival to celebrate the arrival of monsoon in the country. After the hot summer days, it brings Hariyali and calms the heat of the atmosphere. In addition, it reports rainfall and plant growth arrivals. Teej is a festival in which the atmosphere and excitement comes.

Hariyali Teej 2020 date and next four years

In the year 2020, Hariyali Teej will be celebrated on Saturday, 23 July.

Day Date Year
Thursday 23rd July 2020
Wednesday 11th August 2021
Saturday 31st July 2022
Saturday 19th August 2023
Wednesday 7th August 2024