Lord Shiva is also known as Mahadev, Shakar, Shiv Shankar, Bholenath and much more. He is one of the most important Gods in Hinduism and one of the members of the Holy Trinity (Trimurti). He is one of the supreme beings in Shaivism tradition who creates, protects and transforms the world. Shiva is a complex character who may represent goodness, benevolence and serve the universe as a Protector.

The holiest Shravan month (Shravan Mass Festival) is the most auspicious period the devotees of Lord Shiva Protection pooja can take advantage from Shiv Puja, as such worship of the Lord has its own importance and benefits. Among total of 12 months in a year, the periods of July-August hold special prominence because of religious and astrological auspiciousness due to the importance of Shiv Puja. Days between these periods mark the beginning or ascent of Shravan, as per the Hindi calendar. Reason about what sets Shravan into motion is none other than the planetary cycle of the Sun when it traverses the zodiac Leo, according to Vedic Astrologer, while if we go by the lunar calendar, it is the New Moon Day which leads to the dawn of Shravan.