Lord Shiva’s Monday connection: Know its meaning and significance for devotees

Read here to understand the ancient beliefs, mythology and spiritual significance behind Lord Shiva’s sacred connection with Monday and why devotees consider this day especially auspicious.

New Delhi: Millions of Lord Shiva devotees across the world worship him throughout the year, specifically on the first day of the week – Monday. There’s a deep-rooted historical and mythological significance behind this sacred connection between Lord Shiva and Monday. In Sanatan Dharma, all 7 days of the week are dedicated to one deity or another. It is believed that if devotees worship the Gods and Goddesses on their designated days, then they earn the special blessings of these deities.

Revered as the destroyer within the divine trinity alongside Brahma and Vishnu, Lord Shiva is also known as the god of arts, meditation, and yoga. He is often depicted with a blue throat, a third eye, a crescent moon on his head, a snake on his neck and a trident in his hand.........

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