Sawan 2025: The month of Sawan is not just a season, but a sensation, the confluence of greenery, devotion, enthusiasm and folk traditions. Even if this season is called a month of festivals, there will be no exaggeration, because it has many festivals and religious opportunities. In all these, women play various traditions. One of these traditions is the tradition of swinging in the spring.
But have you ever wondered why the swing is swing in the spring? If not, then let us know today the cultural, religious and natural causes hidden behind this beautiful tradition.
The month of Sawan is the monsoon time. Greenery, cold winds and blossomed nature all around excite the mind. In this season, the fields and barns become green and the branches of the trees become suitable for swing. In such a situation, women swing by swinging on the branches of trees and singing folk songs – this whole atmosphere becomes a natural festival.
In traditional society, women were mostly busy with domestic responsibilities. The time of Sawan used to give him an opportunity to decorate, meet friends and celebrate the group. Swinging was not only a medium of entertainment for him, but also gave a spiritual happiness.
The month of Sawan in Hindu scriptures is considered connected to Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati. It is believed that this month Goddess Parvati comes to her maternal home and her stories swing her. This tradition is still played by women.
The folk songs that are sung while swinging, often give a glimpse of Shiva-Parvati, Radha-Krishna and love, which makes this tradition even more holy.
Swinging removes physical fatigue and makes the mind feel light. It has a kind of natural therapy. During the rainy season, when people are locked in homes, then spending time in open environment increases morale and enthusiasm.
The songs sung with swings in Sawan are not just entertainment, but an invaluable heritage of folk culture. These songs are coming from generation to generation and every year in Sawan, they fill a new energy in the lives of women.
Swinging in Sawan is not just a tradition, but is a beautiful Triveni of nature, culture and women’s life. This is a celebration for women, which includes freedom, beauty, devotion and social interaction.