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	<title>Why Do Married Women Observe Hariyali Teej Vrat? The Spiritual Secret Behind This Sacred Festival</title>
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	<description><![CDATA[As the first showers of monsoon drench the earth in shades of green, swings appear on trees, women adorn themselves in green attire, hands glow with mehendi, and devotional songs echo through homes and temples. This is not merely a seasonal celebration. This is the sacred Hariyali Teej Festival&mdash;one of the most cherished festivals observed by married women across India. But have you ever wondered: Why do married women observe Hariyali Teej vrat? Is it simply a ritual for the husband's long life? Or does this ancient festival carry a much deeper spiritual message? The answer lies in one of Hinduism's most beautiful love stories&mdash;the divine union of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.]]></description>
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