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Shaiya Daan Meaning: In the month of Magh, the Sangam area of Prayagraj becomes the biggest center of faith. People from all over the country and abroad come here to spend Kalpavas. Kalpavas means living as per rules for the whole month, taking bath daily, doing puja, chanting, havan and charity. It is believed that at this time the gods reside at the confluence of Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati, hence every good deed done here gives manifold results. Many types of donations are made in Kalpavas, but one special donation among them is bed donation. Many people hear its name, but it is not clear what it actually is, when it is done and to whom it is given. Some people associate it with death, while others associate it with the completion of Kalpavas. If you also want to understand the importance and correct rules of this donation, then Bhopal residents are giving more information about this. Astrologer and Vastu consultant Pandit Hitendra Kumar Sharma.
Importance of donation during Kalpavas in Prayag
Donating in pilgrimage has always been considered auspicious, but in Prayagraj, the donation made during Kalpvas of Magh month is considered special. It is believed that donations made here give manifold results. Kalpavasi live a simple life throughout the month – sleeping on the floor, simple food, restraint and devotion. During this time they also donate as per their capacity. Generally, donation of cow, ghee, sesame, gold, land, clothes, food, jaggery, silver and salt is mentioned in Kalpavas. Apart from this, Veni Daan, Gupt Daan and Shayya Daan are also considered to have special importance. Every donation has its own purpose and religious meaning.
What is bed donation?
Bed means sleeping bed like cot, bed, mattress, sheet, pillow etc. When these things are donated in a religious spirit, it is called Shayya Daan. Its direct meaning is that the donor dedicates his comfort to someone else. According to religious belief, this donation is considered to be associated with peace and virtue of the soul. It is also considered a symbol of sacrifice and service.



