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Newsindia Live, Digital Desk: Naag Panchami 2025: Nag Panchami is an important festival of Hinduism, which is celebrated on the fifth day of Shukla Paksha of Shravan month. On this day, the Nag Devta is worshiped so that they bless the devotees and protect their snakes from fear. This festival is also a symbol of environmental balance and respect for nature. But according to astrology and religious beliefs, there are some mistakes on Nag Panchami that may have to suffer serious troubles like ‘Kalsarp Dosha’, which can affect the family for generations. Let us know which are those mistakes and measures to avoid them. The festival of Nag Panchami is celebrated on the Panchami of Shukla Paksha of Shravan month, and it is falling on Sunday 3 August in 2025. On this day, the serpents who are considered to be the necklace of Lord Shiva are worshiped. It is believed that worshiping the serpent deity removes the fear of snakebite and there is happiness and peace in the family. People in temples and from house to house offer milk, lava, sweets etc. and pleases the serpent god and ask for their blessings. According to the religious beliefs, some work should be avoided on the day of Nag Panchami, so that the serpent god is not angry and can be avoided. These mistakes can not only affect you, but can affect your future generations. Why is the result of the mistakes made on Nag Panchami so serious? According to religious beliefs and astrology, if the serpents are caused any kind of trouble or the rules of Nag Panchami are violated, then that family may have to face ‘Nag Dosha’ or ‘Kalsarp Dosha’. This defect can cause suffering, money loss, child related problems and diseases to generations. Nagas are considered to be revered in Hinduism, as they are part of the balance of nature. Snakes protect crops from pests and mice, so their protection is necessary. The festival of Nag Panchami teaches us that every living being of nature should be respected. Scientifically, it is wrong to harm any organism without reason, and this festival strengthens this feeling. To please the serpent deity on the day of Nag Panchami and worship it by making a statue of a snake made of mud, metal or cow dung. Offer milk, lava, kheel, incense, lamp and flowers on the Shivling or on the picture of the serpent god. While worshiping, chant the mantra “Om Nag Devay Namah”. Putting a picture of serpents at the main gate of the house is also considered auspicious, due to which negative energy is removed and the blessings of the serpent god remains on the family.
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