The Jiutiya Vrat 2025 is a traditional Hindu fast observed by mothers for the long life, good health, and prosperity of their children. This fast will be celebrated on September 14th, during which women observe a waterless fast, worship Lord Jimutvahana, and earn merit by donating, which holds special significance.
Jivitputrika Vrat: This traditional Hindu fast is celebrated by mothers for the long life and well-being of their children. This year, the fast will be observed on September 14th, Sunday, and it is primarily celebrated with devotion and reverence in Bihar, Jharkhand, and Uttar Pradesh. During the fast, women observe a waterless fast, perform puja at home or in a temple, recite the Aarti and Katha of Lord Jimutvahana, and earn merit by donating food, clothes, and other items. This fast is considered extremely important for the protection and health of children.
When is Jiutiya Vrat 2025?
This year, Jiutiya Vrat will be observed on September 14th, Sunday.
- Ashtami Tithi begins: September 14th, 05:04 AM
- Ashtami Tithi ends: September 15th, 03:06 AM
Significance of Jiutiya Vrat
According to mythological beliefs, the Jiutiya Vrat is associated with Lord Jimutvahana. It is said that with his blessings, children are protected and gain long life, excellent health, and prosperity. This is why mothers observe this fast with full devotion and according to religious rules.
Jiutiya Vrat Puja Method
- On the day of the fast, after bathing in the morning, wear clean clothes and offer water to the Sun God.
- Clean the house or temple and purify the place with Ganges water.
- Place the idol or picture of Lord Jimutvahana on a clean cloth spread on a raised platform (chowki).
- Light a ghee lamp and perform Aarti of the deity.
- Recite the Katha of Jiutiya Vrat and chant mantras.
- Offer fruits, flowers, and sweets.
- Pray for the long life, excellent health, and happiness of your children.
Importance of Donation
Donating after the puja on the day of Jiutiya Vrat is considered extremely meritorious. Religious beliefs state that donating food, clothes, money, sesame seeds (especially black sesame seeds), meals, and sweets to the needy increases the merit of the fast and positively impacts the long life, health, and fortune of children.
This fast is mainly celebrated with great enthusiasm and devotion in Bihar, Jharkhand, and Uttar Pradesh, and it is an important occasion for parents to ensure the well-being of their children.
