Jaya Parvati Vrat is a Five Day Vrat, Mostly fast by Hindu Married and Unmarried Girl. Jaya Parvati Vrat 2014 was start from July 10 to July 15 2014. And Jaya Parvati Vrat Jagran is on 14 July 2014. The Vrata is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Jaya Parvati Vrat takes Girl for their Best Future and their Husband.

In Jaya Parvati Vrat Girls Dedicated Poojas to Shiva and Parvati like Uma Maheshwar Poojas. Story of Jaya Parvati Vrat is like Brahmin women who observed this vrat to get his husband life back. Gujarat is also worship Goddess Gauri in Ashadhi Mass as Gauri Vrat.

In Vrat Women can’t take Solty Food from 5 Days. On the fifth day of the Vrat, an all night vigil or ‘jagran’ is kept by Women who fast Jaya Parvati Vrat. And in last Vrat is broken by eating food containing wheat and salt on the next day morning.

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Gauri Vrat is very Important to every Unmarried Women and young Girls. The Vrat is dedicated to Maa Parvati. Every Girls are very excited to celebrate Famous Gauri Vrat. In 2014, the dates of Gauri Vrat is from July 8 to July 12.

Unmarried Women and Young Girls pray to Maa Parvati for get good Husbands. During the five days salt is avoided. She takes different types of Fruits nad Juice during Vrat time.

Food eaten is mainly made of wheat flour, ghee and milk. Gauri Vrat is observed for five days beginning on the Ekadashi day in the month of Ashada in the expand time of the moon. The fast ends on the day of Purnima.

Gauri Vrat 2014 Jagran will be 12th July on Saturday. where all these girls would gather together and stay up the whole night.

They would watch movies, play games,go out side with family etc. to avoid falling asleep.

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Gauri Vrat is an important ceremony performed by unmarried women and young girls in the month of Ashadha. Morakot Vrat is experiential for five days. During Gauri Vrat, unmarried girls observe a limited fast and perform pujas dedicated to Goddess Parvati.

A week before this, these girls would sow the seeds of 7 different plants called Jwara. These are supposed to represent the Goddess Parvati.

Gauri Vrat is mostly observed by unmarried women in Gujarat. Last day of Vrat Young girls go to temple for Pooja and girls have to celebrate Gauri Vrat Jagran. The Gauri vrat is observed for 5 days for 5 years.

Gauri Vrat 2014 Starting Date

8th to July 2014

Gauri Vrat 2014 Ending Date

12th July 2014

Gauri Vrat 2014 Starting Day

Tuesday

Gauri Vrat 2014 Ending Day

Saturday

Goddess Parvati had accepted out intense tapasaya in order to get Lord Shiva as her husband. Since then, unmarried females have been observing this fast on the excuse of get an perfect and devoted husband, just like God Shiva.

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Jaya parvati Vrat is observed in Ashada Maas. It is believed that Jaya Parvati vrat get happiness and blesses the girl with a good husband and a happy married life.

On the last day of vrat, the women who have observed the fast have to stay conscious whole night of the fifth day called as jagran. The Vrat is broken by eating food containing wheat and salt on the next day morning.

Jaya Parvati Puja is very important so whenever womens offers pray to lord shiva and maa parvati she take for puja items like that Flower, Nagla, Abil and gulal, Agarbati and Diya, KumKum, Water and Good Prasad.

Womens wearing beautiful sarees or dresses, offer prayers at Shiva temple. The day after Jagran womens go to temple and then break the fast by eating a full meal.

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