Bada Mangal 2025: Do's nd Don'ts to follow on Last Budhwa Mangal
Bada Mangal, also referred to as Budhwa Mangal, is an auspicious day to worship Lord Hanuman. This day is mainly celebrated in North India. Lord Hanuman ji is the Lord of strength, courage and the one who has the ability to shield his devotees against negative forces.
The Tuesdays (Mangalwars) that occur in the Hindu month of Jyeshtha are recognized as Bada Mangal and Jyeshtha Purnima which will fall on
June 10, 2025
, last Budhwa Mangal will be observed and devotees will offer prayers to Lord Hanuman with immense devotion and purity and seek blessings of Hanuman Ji. So, people are advised to utilize this day and show their true devotion and for that they are advised to follow some do's and don'ts on this auspicious day:
Spiritual Importance of Last Budhwa Mangal
The final Tuesday of Jyeshtha month is believed to possess heightened divine energy, and the prayers offered to Lord Hanuman on this day are believed to be particularly potent in removing planetary hindrances (notably from Mars and Saturn), providing protection from malevolent forces, and get rid of all the sufferings.
Do's to Follow on Last Bada Mangal
Visit Hanuman Temple
Visit Hanuman temple in the morning. Present sindoor (vermilion) combined with chameli (jasmine) oil, red flowers, and boondi laddoos. These offerings are cherished by Lord Hanuman and are believed to invoke his divine blessings.
Chant Hanuman Mantras
Reciting the Hanuman Chalisa, Bajrang Baan, or Sundar Kand on this day is believed to dispel fear, negative energies, and mental barriers. Devotees can also chant 'Om Hanumate Namah' 108 times to seek protection.
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Engage in Charity
Offering money, clothes and useful items to less fortunate, saints and feeding animals are highly meritorious activities. You can also orrganise a bhandara (community feast) and donate red garments, jaggery, or gram to those in need. It will help them to remove all the problems related to Mangal or Mars.
Observe a Fast
Numerous devotees observe a Budhwa Mangal fast to enhance both physical and spiritual well-being. It is recommended to consume only one sattvic meal after sunset.
Offer Prayers During Pradosh Kaal
The period immediately following sunset (Pradosh Kaal) is particularly potent for Hanuman prayers. Illuminate a mustard oil diya beneath a peepal tree and offer prayers for protection and the fulfillment of wishes.
Show Respect to Elders and Gurus
Lord Hanuman is the symbol of devotion and courage. Devotees are advised to show reverence to parents, elders, and teachers as a form of worship.
Don'ts to follow on Last Budhwa Mangal
Steer Clear of Non-Vegetarian Food and Alcohol
Avoid the consumption of meat, fish, eggs, onion, garlic and alcohol.
Maintain purity in thoughts, actions, and sattvik food consumption is the main thing to receive Lord Hanuman's blessings.
Refrain from Using Harsh Language
This day is dedicated to spiritual development and humility. Steer clear of disputes, gossip, or foul language. Lord Hanuman values discipline and the purity of speech so one must stay away from conflicts.
Refrain from Cutting Nails or Hair
According to Hindu traditions, trimming nails, hair, or shaving on auspicious occasions such as Bada Mangal disturbs your spiritual energy field so you should avoid that also.
Do Not Neglect the Needy or Animals
Do not turn away from those in need, including animals and beggars. One must provide food to cows, monkeys, or dogs on this auspicious day, which is believed to lessen karmic debt and promote peace.
Steer Clear of New Endeavors
While it is a favorable day for prayers and spiritual activities, refrain from purchasing new property, land and office on this day as the energy is more conducive to inner reflection and purification.
As we have read above that there are some do's and don'ts which you need to follow on the last day of Budhwa Mangal. This day is giving you a chance to enhance your spiritual knowledge, get rid of karmic burden, conquer your fear and you can seek protection from the divine power Lord Hanuman Ji by chanting mantras, staying devoted, and remove all types of sufferings. This day also give you a chance to reduce all Shani and Mangal dosha.
So, let's celebrate Bada Mangal with immense devotion and purity.
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