Champa Shashti : Know the Significance of this Day!

The festival of Champa Shashti is celebrated on Shashti of Shukla Paksha during Margashirsha month. This festival is mainly dedicated to the incarnation of Lord Shiva i.e. Khandoba or Khanderao. For your information, Khandoba is considered to be a lord of farmers, shepherds and predators.

Specially, the festival of Champa Shashti is celebrated in Karnataka and Maharashtra. It is believed about this fast that one who observes this fast, remains blissful in his/her life. Also, all the sins of his/her previous life vanish and thus, life becomes happy and smooth. 

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 Champa Shashti : Date & Shubh Muhurat

Champa Shashthi on Sunday, December 20, 2020

Timings of Champa Shashthi

Shashthi Tithi Begins – 14:15 Hours on Dec 19, 2020

Shashthi Tithi Ends – 14:50 Hours on Dec 20, 2020

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Champa Shashti Pujan Vidhi

  • Wake up early in the morning, take a bath on the day of Champa Shashti or Brinjal Chhath and visit the temple of Lord Shiva.
  • Offer milk, flowers, Belpatra, etc. to Shivalinga and meditate on Bholenath and recite the Path of Shiv Chalisa.
  • Visit the Lord Shiva’s temple and light 9 Diyas/lamps of sesame oil in the evening.
  • Offer brinjal and millet to Bhagwan Bholenath and distribute the same among the needy on this very day. 
  • In addition to this, recite the Mantra  ‘ॐ श्रीं अर्धनारीश्वराय प्रेमतत्त्वमूर्तये नमः शिवाय नमः’/ ‘oṃ śrīṃ ardhanārīśvarāya prematattvamūrtaye namaḥ śivāya namaḥ’ 108 times.

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Significance of Champa Shashti Pujan

The tradition of venerating Lord Shiva has been followed on the day of Champa Shashti. Along with this, brinjal and millet are offered to the Shivalinga while worshipping on this very day. As per mythological beliefs in Hinduism, it is said that the devotees get free from all sins by venerating Lord Shiva and observing fast and also, they attain salvation i.e. Moksha. It is also believed that one who worships Bhagwan Bholenath with pious heart and clear intention, all his/her stuck work begins to take place and happiness surrounds in his/her life.   

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Beliefs Associated with Champa Shashti

This festival of Champa Shashti is dedicated to the incarnation of Lord Shiva i.e. Khandoba or Khanderao. As per the special belief associated with this festival, one who observes the fast of Champa Chhath, he/she remains blessed with happiness and all the sins of his/her previous and current life vanish and thus, life becomes blissful. 

 Legend Concerning Champa Shashti

Several legends prevail behind the Champa Chhath Vrat. In this pretext, as per one legend/Katha, there used to be two demon brothers named Malla and Mani. Both the demons created a ruckus in the lives of saints, gods etc. 

All the gods approached Lord Vishnu after being fed up from the terror of demons but Lord Vishnu refused to help them. Then, all the gods went to Brahma Ji and even, Brahma Ji refused to help the same.

At the end, all the gods advanced towards Lord Shiva and narrated everything to him. Then , Lord Shiva incarnated himself as Khandoba, a smelly gigantic warrior, in order to kill the demons. This warrior appeared to be shining like gold and sun.

In addition to this, this warrior’s face is covered with turmeric. After this, Lord Shiva went to fight with both the demons. When Mani was about to die, he gave his white horse to Khandoba and tendered his apology and asked for a boon that where Lord Shiva is worshipped, his idol should also be there. 

Lord Shiva accepted his boon. In this pretext, Mani is worshipped in the form of Devta with Lord Shiva in all the temples. After this, the second demon i.e. Malla also asked for a boon by tendering his apology.

Malla said that he wanted the boon of absolute destruction of the world. Hearing this, Lord Shiva cursed and beheaded him and said that whosoever would enter the temple of Khandoba, Malla’s head would be crushed under the feet of that devotee. 

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Remedies to be Performed on Champa Shashti

In Maharashtra, the Bhog of brinjal Bharta and chapatis of millet is offered to the incarnations i.e. Mani and Malla. On this day, one who makes these two things, offers the same as Bhog to Lord Shiva and distributes among the needy, gets blessed with auspicious fruits. 

In addition to this, if hindrances crop up in your child’s work, this fast is considered to be highly auspicious. All the hindrances in a child’s life must be overcome with the fast of Champa Shashti. 

Besides this, doing anointment on Shivalinga brings results in the soonest possible time. It is believed that the fruit of Rudrabhishek is given at the earliest. The annointment on Pratipada, Chaturthi, Panchami, Ashtami, Ekadashi, Dwadashi, Amavasya of Krishna Paksha, Dwitiya, Panchami, Shashti, Navami, Dwadashi, Trayodashi Tithi of Shukla Paksha brings peace, prosperity etc. in a person’s life. 

Along with this, the presence of Kaal Sarpa Yoga in Kundali removes obstacles in education, loss in business etc. Also, performing Rudrabhishek holds high significance for removing the same problems on this very day.

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