- By Kashish Rai
- Tue, 10 Jun 2025 12:34 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Bada Mangalwar 2025: The last Bada Mangal of the month of Jyeshtha, a highly esteemed Tuesday honouring Lord Hanuman is being observed today, 10th June 2025. On this day, devotees gather at Hanuman temples early in the morning to offer prayers and sing hymns such as the Hanuman Chalisa, Bajrang Baan and the Sundar Kand from the Ramcharitmanas. The deity is beautifully adorned with vermilion mixed with ghee, and betel leaves (paan patta) and laddus are offered to Bajrangbali. This sacred day is thought to invite peace and prosperity into one's life, remove suffering, and bring divine blessings. People celebrate this significant Tuesday with great faith and spiritual joy through rituals and sincere devotion.
On this sacred day, the devotees must adhere to specific dos and don'ts to avoid displeasing Lord Hanuman and reap the spiritual merits of this day. Below is the list of important guidelines that must be followed on the last Bada Mangalwar of Jyeshtha month:
Bada Mangalwar 2025: Dos And Don’ts You MUST Follow On The Last Tuesday Of Jyeshtha Month
What To Do On Last Bada Mangalwar 2025
Worship Lord Hanuman fervently and according to the correct spiritual procedures. Recite the mantras for Lord Ram and Hanuman, as well as the Hanuman Chalisa and Sundar Kand. Present Hanuman ji with his favourite foods, boondi and laddoos, as well as jaggery and roasted black gram as bhog. After offering, distribute the prasad to others. Feed the hungry and, if you can, plan a communal meal (bhandara) as acts of charity. Seek the blessings of your elder brothers and family members.
What Not To Do Not Last Bada Mangalwar 2025
Don't offend people or treat elders disrespectfully. Avoid dishonesty, falsehoods, and manipulative conduct. Avoid eating meat, eggs, onion, garlic, drinking alcohol or being intoxicated in any way.
For the devotees of Lord Hanuman, Bada Mangalwar holds a special spiritual significance. Betel leaves, laddus, vermilion and chola are offered to Bajrangbali on this sacred day. (Image Source: Canva)
Religious Beliefs Surrounding Bada Mangalwar
Bada Mangal holds a number of sacred beliefs. It is said that on a Tuesday in the month of Jyeshtha, Lord Hanuman met Lord Ram for the first time. On a Tuesday like this, Hanuman humbled Bhima's pride, according to another Mahabharata tale. The story goes that while they were in exile, Bhima travelled to the Gandhamadan mountains to bring Draupadi fragrant flowers. An old monkey, disguised as Hanuman, was lying there, his tail splayed across the walkway. "You may move it yourself," Hanuman said modestly in response to Bhima's haughty request for the monkey to move. Bhima was unable to even lift the tail with all of his strength. Then Hanuman broke Bhima's pride by gently knocking him down with it. Hanuman only then revealed his actual form and intent, which was to guide and humble Bhima's ego.
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