The month of Sravana is widely regarded as one of the holiest periods in the Hindu calendar. It marks a season when nature is at its most vibrant, and spirituality blends with cultural traditions. For many women, this month holds deep emotional and devotional significance. Each day of Sravana is dedicated to a specific deity and spiritual practice.
Days of Devotion Across the Week
Mondays are reserved for Lord Shiva’s worship, while Tuesdays are devoted to the Mangala Gauri vratam. Fridays are particularly sacred for the worship of Goddess Lakshmi, and Saturdays are meant for offering prayers to Lord Venkateswara. Among these, Varalakshmi Vratam, observed on a Friday during this month, stands out as a festival of prosperity, peace, and well-being.
The Legend of Charumathi
The origins of Varalakshmi Vratam trace back to a sacred legend involving a devout woman named Charumathi. She lived a life devoted to dharma and divine worship, fulfilling her duties with faith and discipline. According to the tale, Goddess Lakshmi appeared before Charumathi and blessed her for her devotion. The goddess declared th
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