Why is Hanuman worshipped on Pana Sankranti?Know The Significance
Why is Hanuman Worshipped On Pana Sankranti -Odisha is full of various festivals. Our ancestors have kept in mind the changing climate and have arranged various traditions accordingly. That is why it is said that there are thirteen festivals in twelve months here. According to Odia tradition, the Odia New Year begins with Pana Sankranti. Apart from this, this day is also celebrated as Hanuman Jayanti and Mahavishub Sankranti. It usually falls on April 14 (Baisakh 1). From this day, the spring season ends and the summer season begins. You also read this 108 Names Of Lord Hanuman
How it is celebrated:
Special attention is given to Vrindavati on the day of Mahavishub Sankranti. On this day, a small bowl or pot is made with a hole, water is placed in it, and it is tied on the Tulsi Chaura. Water slowly flows from the small hole in the bowl, which indicates rain. This pot is called Vasundhara Pot or Ghadhi. Also Read “Today is Hanuman Jayanti: Do this act, and sorrows and problems will be removed from life.” Powered By Bhang pana is also consumed by mixing butter bhang with bel pana. Jamu Jaat is observed on this day in Thakurani temples like Chandi, Sarala, Birja, etc. Those who observe this fast are called Patua. It is a tradition for the Ghant Patuas to walk on fire in front of the Thakurani temple, wearing ghans and wooden legs. In southern Odisha, the month-long Danda dance concludes on this day. Meru Jaat is celebrated on this day. People celebrate it with bells and chatuas. In northern Odisha, this day is celebrated as Chadakaparva.
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