Importance of Sunday in Hinduism Sanatana Dharmam | Worshipping Lord surya #sundayworship

Each day of a week is dedicated to a particular god in the Hindu tradition. Apart from the special Vratas and Upvaas, many Hindus also fast on a particular day in a week. So, if you want to worship all avatras and forms of god in particular, you get one whole day to shower your devotion to the god! Lord Surya or Suryanarayana – the Sun God, the deity of the sun rules Sunday.
Sunday worship:- Sunday is dedicated to Lord Surya (Sun God). Those who undertake fast(upvaas) on the day only take a single meal. Oil and salt is avoided. Red is the color of the day and red flowers are offered to Surya.
Ravivar is dedicated to Lord Surya or Suryanarayana. Upvaas or fasting on the day is dedicated to the Sun God. Red is the color of the day.
Those people who undertake fast on the day only eat food once that too before sunset. Salt, oil and fried food items are avoided.
Red color flowers are offered while praying. Red color sandalwood paste is applied as tilak on forehead.
Extra care is given on cleanliness of the body and surrounding.
It is believed that Ravivar Vrat will help in fulfilling desires. People with skin diseases observe the Vrat to get relief.
Many devotees also give alms on the day.
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