तो दिवसरात्र तिच्याशी भांडत असतो
कोण म्हणतो लग्नाच्या गाठी
देव स्वर्गात बांधत असतो
लग्नापूर्वीचे गुलाबी दिवस
लग्नानंतर राहत नाही
एकदा लग्न लावून दिलं की
देवसुद्धा खाली पाहत नाही.

Hinduism as a religion is many-sided yet bound by a common search for Truth and to Hindus it means a way of life and a fellowship of faiths. With the advent of the Aryans, it originated as a simple form of worship of the forces of Nature, drawing in its system action in social organisations, local cults, deities’ diversebeliefs and modes of worship.
ore, snakes are worshiped on this day. Right from the times when mankind started acquiring some sort of culture, Sun and the snake have been invoked with prayers and ritual worship in most of the countries. In India even before the Vedic times, the tradition of snake-worship was in vogue.
It
is an age-old religious belief that serpents are loved and blessed by
Lord Shiv. May be therefore, he always wears them as ornamentation
around his neck. Most of the festivals that fall in the month of Shravan
are celebrated in honour of Lord Shiv, whose blessings are sought by
devotees, and along with the Lord, snakesare
also worshiped. Particularly on the Nag-Panchami day live cobras or
their pictures are revered and religious rights are performed to seek
their good will. To seek immunity from snake bites, they are bathed with
milk, haldi-kumkum is sprinkled on their heads and milk and rice are
offered as "naivedya". The Brahmin who is called to do the religious
ritual is given "dakshina" in silver or gold coins some times, even a
cow is given away as gift.

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