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Hariyali Teej

August 7, 2024

Hariyali Teej is a significant festival celebrated by Hindu women, particularly in northern India. Let me share some details about this beautiful occasion:

  1. Date and Significance:
    • Hariyali Teej falls on the third day of Shukla Paksha (bright fortnight) in the month of Adhik Maas Sawan (an extra month in the Hindu lunar calendar).
    • It usually occurs in August, during the monsoon season when the surroundings are lush and green.
    • The name “Hariyali Teej” comes from the word “hariyali,” which means greenery.
    • Married women observe fasts on this day, seeking the well-being and longevity of their husbands.
    • Unmarried women also fast, hoping to find a desirable life partner.
  2. Rituals and Celebrations:
    • Women dress in beautiful green attire, wear green bangles, and apply mehendi (henna) on their hands and feet.
    • They adorn themselves with attractive jewelry, following the Solah Shringar tradition associated with marriage.
    • Temples are decorated with lights and flowers, and special food and Prasad are offered to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.
    • Newlywed women often visit their parents’ homes to celebrate their first Teej there.
  3. Blessings and Devotion:
    • Hariyali Teej is a day of devotion to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.
    • Women seek blessings for their husbands’ well-being and longevity.
    • Those who observe the fast with full dedication receive blessings from Goddess Parvati, fulfilling their desired wishes.

Remember, Hariyali Teej is not only a religious observance but also a celebration of nature’s bounty and the bond between spouses

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(If Pradosham falls on Monday, regular weekly Abhishekam will be from 6:30 pm-7:30 pm)

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Kitchen Use:

The kitchen may be used solely for preparing prasad, limited to halva and rice only.

Prohibited Items:

Alcoholic beverages, meat, poultry, and fish products are strictly prohibited on the Temple premises, both indoors and outdoors. Tea, coffee, and soft drinks are also not to be served. Only water may be offered.

Onion and Garlic:

Out of respect for the sentiments of certain Hindu devotees, the use or serving of onion and garlic in any form is not permitted within the Temple.

Nut Allergies:

Due to the potential for allergic reactions, nuts in any form must not be served.

Disposable Supplies:

The Temple provides paper plates, napkins, plastic spoons, and Styrofoam cups for water for use during Sunday Bhog and other Temple events.

Leftover Prasad:

The coordinator or Seva Mandal must ensure that all leftover prasad is distributed to devotees to take home. Cooked prasad must not be stored in the refrigerator.

PRIVATE POOJAS AND RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES

The kitchen, at present, is not intended for general cooking of meals but as a service facility only.

No Cooking in the Kitchen:

The Temple kitchen is not to be used for any cooking under any circumstances.

Food Source:

Food may be catered or brought pre-cooked from outside.

Washing Restrictions:

Washing of pots or large utensils in the Temple kitchen is not permitted.

Prohibited Items:

Alcoholic beverages, meat, poultry, and fish products are strictly prohibited on Temple premises (both inside and outside). Tea, coffee, and soft drinks are not to be served. Only water may be offered.

Onion and Garlic:

In consideration of the religious sensitivities of certain devotees, onion and garlic in any form are not allowed in the Temple.

Nut Allergies:

Due to the potential for allergic reactions, nuts in any form must not be served.

Serving Supplies:

Devotees are expected to bring their own paper plates, napkins, plastic spoons, and Styrofoam cups for water. In case of emergency, the Temple may provide these supplies at a nominal cost of $50 per set of 100.

Clean-Up Responsibility:

Hosts must arrange for sufficient help to ensure the premises are left thoroughly clean after the event.

Event Timing:

All activities must be completed within Temple hours, and no later than 7:30 PM.

Garbage Disposal:

All garbage must be collected and disposed of in the designated bin located outside the building near the garage.