In Hindu tradition, Vat Savitri Vrat is considered a very auspicious and fruitful fast for married women. This fast is observed for the long life of the husband, happiness, prosperity and stability of married life. In such a situation, as much as fasting and worship are important, its Parana i.e. the correct method of breaking the fast is equally important.
According to religious beliefs, fasting should be observed only with correct rules, because it is linked to getting the full results of the fast. During Vat Savitri Vrat, women keep fast for the whole day and worship the banyan tree and listen to the story of Savitri-Satyavan.
According to tradition, it is considered mandatory to worship and circumambulate the banyan tree before breaking the fast. After this the story is listened to with devotion. It is believed that breaking the fast without listening to the story or completing the puja does not yield the full results of the fast.
This fast is also related to the mythological story in which Savitri got her husband’s life back from Yamraj. For this reason, this fast is considered a symbol of women’s power, dedication and faith.
There is a tradition of consuming sattvik and light food at the time of breaking the fast. Also, it is considered necessary to maintain peace and faith at this time. According to religious beliefs, being hasty or ignoring the rules does not yield the full virtuous results of the fast.
From astrological and religious point of view, it is believed that by observing and observing Vat Savitri Vrat properly, happiness and peace is maintained in marital life and positive energy is transmitted in the family.
Overall, Vat Savitri Vrat is not just a fast but a symbol of deep faith and tradition, in which following the correct method and rules is considered to be the basis of its real benefits and virtue.