Mauna Panchami is observed on the fifth day during the Krishna Paksha (waning phase of moon) in the month of Shravan (July – August). Mauna Panchami 2023 date is July 7. The ritual is associated with the worship of Snake God in some regions. The day is of great importance at the Deoghar Shiva Temple
Khir and Ghorjaur are offered to the snake gods on the day. Dry vegetables and fruits like mangoes and jackfruit are also offered to the Snake Gods or Nagas.
Some people also chew neem leaves along with lemon, mango seed and pomegranate on the day. This is believed to help in removing poison from the body.
Mauna, or Moun, means silence. In Sanatana Dharma, silence is given great importance. It is considered an essential quality of a seeker of Truth.
Sawan or Shravan is one of the holiest months in a traditional Hindu calendar followed inNorth India . Numerous observances and rituals are held in the month.
Sawan or Shravan is one of the holiest months in a traditional Hindu calendar followed in
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