à¤िडियो हेर्न तलको बक्स à¤ित्र क्लिक गर्नुहोस
In Hinduism, each day in a week is dedicated to a particular god in the Hindu pantheon. Thursday, which is Brihaspatiwar or Vrihaspativar, is dedicated to Vishnu and Brihaspati, the Guru of Devas. Thurdsay is also popularly known as Gurubar or Guruvar. Yellow could be the color of the date. A fast is observed on the day and food is consumed only once. In some areas, people make it a spot to visit Hanuman Temple on Thursdays.There are numerous stories associated with the real observing Upvaas, or fast, on Brihaspativar. Many for the stories are part of local folklore and stories vary from region to region.Almost all stories are convinced that those who perform pujas and Vrats on Thursdays will be blessed with wealth and happy their life. In some stories, Lord Vishnu appears in the guise of a Sadhu to test the devotees on Thursdays. In other stories, it is Brihaspati. First the person within the story denies almsand is lethargic but later realizes his/her mistake and observes Thursday Vrat and pleases the Gods. Those devotees fasting on the day wears yellow colored dress and offers yellow colored fruits and flowers to Vishnu and Brihaspati. Food is only consumed once and includes Chana Dal (Bengal Gram) and ghee. Basically, yellow colored food is eaten on the night.In some regions, banana or plantain is worshipped and watered.
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