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Madhangalil Sirandhadhu Margazhi

Posted on Dec 8th, 2020
by Sowmya Venkatachalam
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“In the month, I am Markazhi“, said Lord Krishna!. Out of all tamil months, the best month is Margazhi. Hindu priests call this month as Dhanur month. It is a belief that, a devotee wake up very early in the morning and perform pooja during this month, he gains the benefit of doing pooja for the whole year. During olden days, people will sing bajans and go over each street. As per Indian mythology Aandaal performed pavai nonbu(feast) thinking about Lord Krishna during this month.

People generally say that margazhi is not a good month to perform any good events like marriages or subha festivals. In this month, all the 30 days our mind and soul should think only of God. This is the reason why no good festivals are performed in whole month. So i thought of sharing more about this month.

Most of the vaishnava famous priests and shaiva priests were born in this month and hence this is a very famous month. Hindus will chant Thirupavai and Thiruvampaavai and many more slokas.

Eligible girls looking for good husband will perform pavai nonbu to get the blessings of the God. During this month, in temples, priest will prepare sakarai pongal with ghee as neivedhyam for the God and hence vaishnavas will call this as “Gudaravalli”.

One more important event is, during this month, we celebrate Hanumath Jayanthi on the day which is having Moolam as the star.

Even scientifically it has been proved that the ozone layer is very close to the earth during this month and hence breathing the fresh air early in the morning is very beneficial to out health. Thats why our ancestors had the habit of decorating the entrance of their home by rangolis and kolams during this whole month very early in the morning which will bring beauty and wealth to our home and in turn by the in-take of fresh air while putting kolam will improve our health.

Last but best is the Margazhi music season. Its not only music, but also dance and drama. Artists from various places gather together in thiruvaiyaru(birth place of music) and perform their talent which brings us happiness to everyone.

Considering all the above facts and myths we all get up early this month and perform pooja to get the blessings of the God.Important Dates in Margazhi Month:

 

Hanumath Jayanthi 02-01-2022
Vaikunta Ekadasi 13-01-2022
Thiruvathirai 20-12-2021
Gudaravalli 11-01-2022
Boghi Festival 13-01-2022

To know more about each Festival Click the Images below:

Vaikunta Ekadashi
Vaikunta Ekadashi
Hanumath Jayanthi
Hanumath Jayanthi
Thiruvathirai (Aruthra Tharisanam)
Thiruvathirai (Aruthra Tharisanam)
Koodaravalli
Koodaravalli
Bogi(Boghi) Festival
Bogi Festival
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Sowmya Venkatachalam

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Rev says:
December 27, 2010 at 9:15 am

A very interesting blog! Following u 🙂

Rgds,
Revathy
http://www.relishdelish.blogspot.com

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kalpana shenoy says:
December 17, 2012 at 12:54 am

thanks for sharing the story behind every festival mami!our culture is so rich it so beautiful and facinating!I look forward to reading it!

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Kokilavani Gopal says:
December 16, 2017 at 2:52 am

Thanks for sharing good info.

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Gayathri says:
December 15, 2018 at 7:25 am

Thanks for sharing such a valid information and making us realising the importance of our culture. Very informative.

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Sowmya Venkatachalam says:
December 16, 2018 at 5:46 am

Glad to share our tradition and custom. Thanks for your comments

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