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Was Hartalika Teej's name?

Hartalika Teej is named after the legend that is associated with it. Harat means "abduction" while Aalika means "female friend". According to mythology, Goddess Parvatihad an acquaintance who took Parvati into the dense forest to guard her against her father who wanted to have her married to Lord Vishnu

Parvati's father was convinced that she had been abducted. Hartalikais an appropriate name of the day. To be able to claim Lord Shiva for her husbandship, the woman completed a rigorous 'Tapasya" after her abduction. She was determined and devoted and Lord Shiva loved her. He accepted her as his wife.

The word "Teej" refers to tiny red insects which emergefrom the earth during the monsoon. Parvati is believed to have visited Shiva's place at the time that the insects appeared, and therefore they were regarded to Shiva as men and women.

In accordance with the Hindu calendar Hariyali Teej (bright fortnight) is observed on the third day of Shukla Paksha, which falls in the Sravana month. Hariyali Teej can also be named Singhara Teej. Hariyali is the name of a green flower. There is a belief that earth gets greener in Hariyali after the season ends.

For newlyweds, Hariyali Teej rituals are crucial. Women are invited to their homes by their families and presented with Shringaritems like Sindoor (vermilion), Bindi (forehead), Mehendi, henna, Bangles, etc. Parents also give clothing and jewelry to the girl and her mother in law.

Hariyali Teej is the day in which married women pay homage to Goddess Parvati. Hariyali Teej is a day that is devoted to special celebrations as well as fairs, swings and fairs. Folk songs are also performed.

Hariyali Teej is often celebrated in Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and the northern regions of India.

Hartalika Teej is another important Teej festival. Hartalika Teej, in accordance with the Hindu calendar, is observed on the third day of Shukla Paksha which falls in the Hindu month of Bhadrapada.

The rituals of Hartalika Teej can be used in the same way as any other Teej Vrat, they're different. The main differences are:

Rituals Of Hartalika Teej:

1. Hartalika Teej Vrat is watched by females on the day Hartalika Teej.
2. Hartalika Teej is the home of the Nirjala Vrat (without drinking water).
3. Teej fasts let people remain awake throughout the night.
4. Hartalika Teej is home to the Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.

These are just a few of the common rituals celebrated in Hartalika Teej. Find out more about is the significance of Hartalika Teej.

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