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Shani is the god of justice and karma in Hinduism. He is the son of Sun God. Shani is considered the most powerful planet among the nine planets. While Saturday is dedicated to Shani Dev. Worshiping Shani Dev on this day gives relief from Sadhesati and Dhaiyya. Worshiping Peepal tree has special significance after worshiping Shani Dev. Now in such a situation, why is it considered necessary to worship the barrel after worshiping Shani Dev? Let us know in detail from astrologer Pandit Arvind Tripathi in this article.
The worship of Shanidev is incomplete without worshipping the Pipal tree.
According to astrology, Pipla is related to Shani Dev. Offering water and lighting a lamp at the root of the Pipla tree on Saturdays provides relief from many kinds of troubles. It is believed that worshiping and circumambulating the Pipla tree is considered auspicious for a person living under the influence of Shani's Sadesati and Dhaiyya. Planting a Pipla tree keeps Shani Dev's blessings intact. The Pipla tree is considered the tree of the nine planets. This means that all the nine planets have an effect on the Pipla tree. Worshiping the Pipla tree after worshiping Shani Dev has an auspicious effect on all planets including Saturn. The Pipa tree is considered a symbol of the air element. Saturn is also considered the lord of the air element. Therefore, worshiping the Pipla tree after worshiping Shani Dev maintains the balance of the air element and provides relief from Saturn-related defects. The Pipla tree is considered the favorite tree of Shani Dev. It is said that Shani Dev often rests under the Pipla tree. Therefore, by worshipping the Pipal tree after worshipping Shanidev, Shanidev becomes happy and his blessings are received.
Pipla got the blessing of Shani Dev
According to legend, once Sage Agastya went south with his disciples to the banks of the Gomti River and performed yagna for a year. At that time, the heaven was ruled by demons. A demon named Kaitabha took the form of Pipalag and started harassing the Brahmins during the yagna. As soon as a Brahmin went to pluck twigs or leaves from the Pipalag tree, the demon would eat him up.
Seeing their numbers dwindling, the sages went to Shanidev for help. After this, Shanidev took the form of a Brahmin and went to Pipla. The demon turned into a tree and ate Shanidev thinking him to be an ordinary Brahmin. After this, Shanidev came out by tearing his stomach and destroyed that demon. The sages were pleased with the end of the demon and thanked Shanidev. Shanidev was also pleased and said that whoever touches or worships the Peepal tree on Saturday. All his wishes will be fulfilled. Whoever worships, meditates, performs havan and worships the Pipla tree properly. He will never have to bear my pain.