The full moon of Ashadh month has great importance in Hinduism. On this day, along with the worship of Guru Purnima and Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Narayan, Kokila Vrat is also observed. This year Kokila Vrat will be observed on 2nd July. Kokila fast is observed to wish for a happy married life. On the other hand, unmarried girls observe this fast to get a pleasing husband. On this day, girls pray to Mahadev and Mata Sati to get a husband like Lord Shiva . By which method of worship and fasting, your wishes will be fulfilled, know here.
Auspicious time of Kokila Vrat
The date of Ashadh Purnima will start at 8.21 pm on 2nd July and will continue till 5.28 pm on 3rd July. On the other hand, the auspicious time of worship will start from 8.21 pm till 9.24 pm. Blessings of Lord Shiva and Mother Sati can be obtained by worshiping for about 1 hour.
What is the importance of Kokila Vrat
According to religious belief, Mata Sati did a lot of efforts to get Mahadev as her husband. He also observed Kokila Vrat. By observing this fast, she got Lord Shiva as her husband. Whoever observes this fast with full devotion and devotion, he gets a life partner of his choice, as well as the obstacle coming between marriages also goes away. With this wish, Kokila Vrat is observed. The form is considered. That's why they are worshiped on the full moon day.
What is the worship method of Kokila Vrat
On the full moon day, wake up in the Brahma Muhurta and take a bath and wear clean clothes. After this go to the temple and anoint Lord Shiva with Gangajal and Panchamrit. Meditate on Shiva-Sati by offering Bhang, Dhatura, Belpatra, fruits with full rituals and take a vow of fasting. Offer safe flowers to Shiva and red colored flowers to Mata Sati during worship. At the end, perform aarti by lighting a lamp of incense and ghee and do not forget to read the story. Do not eat anything throughout the day during the fast, fruits can be taken after worship-aarti in the evening. Food is not taken in this fast. Kokila Vrat will be considered complete only after Parana is done on the next day, food can be eaten only after that. By fasting and worshiping with this method, married life remains happy and unmarried girls get husband according to their wish.
Story of Kokila Vrat
Mata Sati was the daughter of King Daksha. King Daksha did not like Lord Shiva at all but he was a devotee of Sri Hari. When Mother Sati told her father about marrying Shiva, he was not ready for it. But Sati stubbornly married Shiv Shankar only. Angered by this, King Daksha broke all relations with daughter Sati. King Daksh once organized a big yagya but did not invite daughter and son-in-law in it, but mother Sati started insisting on Lord Shiva to go to father's house and reached King Daksh's house in the yagya. During this, he not only insulted the daughter but also used abusive words for the son-in-law Lord Shiva.
Enraged by this, Sati gave up her life by jumping into the Yagya Kund. When God came to know about this, he cursed Mother Sati that the way she acted against her husband's wish, she too would have to bear the separation of Shiva. . After which Mata Sati had to stay in the forest for about 10 thousand years as a cuckoo. During this he worshiped Bholenath in the form of a cuckoo. After which she was born as Parvati in the house of Parvatraj Himalaya and received him once again as her husband.
(The information given here is based on religious beliefs and public beliefs, there is no scientific evidence for it. It has been presented here keeping in mind the general public interest.)
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