The month of Shravan is considered sacred for the worship of Lord Shiva. During this period, devotees observe fasts, perform Jalabhishek, and worship Lord Shiva with devotion. According to religious beliefs, worshipping Shiva during this month removes many obstacles in life and bestows blessings of happiness and prosperity.

You should also bring certain items into your home during this time. Learn what items to bring home before Shravan begins.

Silver Nandi
Nandi is a beloved devotee of Lord Shiva and his vehicle. Bringing a silver Nandi into the home before the month of Shravan and placing it near the Shivalinga is considered auspicious. This increases positivity in the home and is believed to fulfill wishes.

Parad
Shivlinga is considered very sacred religiously. It is said that worshipping it during the month of Shravan pleases Lord Shiva. Installing it in the home before the month of Shravan and performing regular abhishekam brings happiness, peace, and prosperity.

Rudraksha
Rudraksha is considered very dear to Lord Shiva. Bringing a Rudraksha home and worshipping it before the month of Shravan is considered auspicious. Many people also wear it. It is believed to increase positive energy and reduce obstacles in life.

Copper Kalash:
A copper Kalash is considered very auspicious for worship. A copper vessel holds special significance for offering water to the Shivalinga. Therefore, if you don't have a copper Kalash at home, it's considered auspicious to purchase one before the month of Shravan.

The conch
is associated with Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Vishnu, but keeping it in the home increases the flow of positive energy. Blowing the conch during puja purifies the atmosphere and dispels negativity. Therefore, bringing a conch into the home before the month of Shravan is considered beneficial.

Bael Leaf Plant:
Bael leaves are very dear to Lord Shiva. Planting a Bael leaf plant before the month of Shravan is considered auspicious. It is believed to foster a positive atmosphere in the home and bring blessings from Lord Shiva.

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