Sawan Mehndi Benefits: Why do we apply mehndi in Sawan? It has a special connection with marital bliss and health..

Mehndi Lagane ke Fayde: 'Vishwa Ke Nath' i.e. Bholenath loves the month of Sawan, in which the 'wind' makes noise and amidst the greenery and raindrops, people feel as if a 'peacock' is dancing in the mind. Worship of Lord Shiva has special significance in this month. At the same time, it is also very special in terms of health. There is a tradition of women applying mehndi in Sawan, which is not only related to beauty, but there are deep religious and Ayurvedic reasons behind it.

In Hindu religious texts, Sawan is considered to be the favorite month of Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati. It is described in the 'Skanda Purana' and the 'Shiva Purana' that Mother Parvati did rigorous penance to please Lord Shiva. There is a religious belief that Mother Parvati applied mehndi to please Bholenath. In such a situation, it is believed that applying mehndi in Sawan and offering it to Mother Parvati, Bhagwati, strengthens the relationship between husband and wife. It is said that the darker the color of the mehndi on the hands of the woman, the more the love of the husband increases. It is believed that Goddess Parvati is pleased by offering and applying mehndi in this month.

Mehndi is also considered a symbol of good luck, along with auspiciousness and love. Mehndi in Sawan is a symbol of devotion to Mother Parvati and a wish for marital bliss. Especially on Hariyali Teej and Monday of Sawan, women apply mehndi and pray for their husband's long life and a happy married life. It is said that if mehndi is not applied on hands and feet, then the sixteen adornments of married women are considered incomplete.

Applying mehndi in Sawan is a beautiful confluence of religion and health. It is the color of devotion, which shows the love and penance of Mother Parvati, and is a boon of Ayurveda, which keeps the body healthy. It is not just a color, but a precious gift of tradition, faith, and health.

Benefits of applying mehndi (Mehndi Lagane ke Fyde)

Mehndi is a mine of qualities not only in terms of good luck, beauty, or religious significance, but also in terms of health. In Ayurveda, mehndi is considered to be full of medicinal properties. Texts like 'Charak Samhita' and 'Sushruta Samhita' mention the cooling and disease-fighting properties of mehndi. Mehndi has a cooling effect, which is effective in reducing or relieving problems occurring in the summer season. The leaves have anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties, which protect the skin from infection.

Skin problems increase due to humidity in the month of Sawan. The cooling effect of mehndi provides coolness to the skin.

It also helps in reducing stress and improving blood circulation.

By applying mehndi, the body temperature remains controlled, which gives relief in the humid heat of Sawan. Its fragrance also gives relief to the mind.

There is mention of other properties of applying mehndi. It is also effective in reducing headache, insomnia and skin irritation.

Henna contains chemical elements called 'Loson', which nourish the skin and are helpful in healing wounds.

At the same time, mehndi oil is also used to reduce joint pain and swelling. Applying mehendi in the month of Saavan not only makes the mind happy, but it is also beneficial for health.

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