Maha Shivratri 2024: From Bel Patra To Dhatura, Offer These Things To Seek Blessings Of Lord Shiva

As Maha Shivratri is approaching, the great night of Lord Shiva, devotees indulge in practices that can harness the positive blessings of Lord Shiva. Lord Shiva is a powerful figure in Hinduism and one of the trinity gods, the god of both destruction and transformation. Certain things are very dear to him, offering them can unlock the destiny and blessings of Lord Shiva. These things are:-

Devotees can offer these 10 items to please Lord Shiva during the Sawan Month:

Water: Offering water to Lord Shiva promotes calmness in life. It is especially beneficial for those suffering from fever and high blood pressure.

Milk: The offering of milk is believed to bring prosperity and alleviate various health-related problems and diseases.

Curd: Offering curd to Lord Shiva is thought to bring prosperity, beauty, and luxuries into one's life.

Sugar: The offering of sugar is said to resolve disputes within families and foster togetherness.

Honey: Offering honey is believed to increase happiness and remove enemies from one's life.

Ghee: The offering of ghee is associated with improved concentration, enhanced memory power, and increased confidence.

Bel Patra: Bel Patra is considered Lord Shiva's favorite. Writing the name of Lord 'Ram' on bel patra and offering it is believed to bless devotees with long life.

Dhatura: Dhatura, a flowering plant with medicinal properties, is another sacred offering to Lord Shiva. Devotees believe that presenting dhatura symbolises the surrender of one's ego and the acceptance of divine wisdom. However, it is crucial to handle this offering with caution, as certain parts of the plant can be toxic.

Akshat: Akshat represents purity and sustenance. Offering akshat to Lord Shiva symbolises the devotee's gratitude for the blessings of life and sustenance. This simple yet significant offering serves as a token of devotion and humility.

Shami Leaves: Shami leaves, renowned for their resilience and endurance, are offered to Lord Shiva during worship. Devotees believe that presenting shami leaves symbolises the victory of good over evil and the triumph of devotion over challenges.

Bhaang: Bhaang is considered a beloved offering to Lord Shiva. Offering bhang leaves or paste onto the shivalingam is believed to dispel negativity and evil influences.

Itra/Scent: Offering scent is believed to bring love and positive relationships into one's life. It is recommended for those facing relationship and marriage-related problems.

Sandalwood Paste: Holy scriptures suggest that Lord Shiva dearly loves sandalwood. Offering sandalwood paste is believed to cool down his rage and anger, making one's personality attractive and earning respect in society. It also helps in removing negativity.

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