Shukra (Venus) energy aligns with the Pradosh timing, enhancing prosperity, harmony, marital bliss, and creative energy under Shiva’s blessings.
Shukra Pradosha Vrat honors Venus, the planet of love, beauty and prosperity. Observed on a Friday, it blends devotion with planetary influence. It strengthens marital harmony, attracts wealth, and soothes relationships. The vrat connects devotees to Goddess Lakshmi and Shukra, guiding seekers toward peace, creativity and balanced energies. 🪷💖🙏
| Title | Corresponding values |
|---|---|
| Tithi | Krishna Paksha Trayodashi (Pradosh) |
| Nakshatra | Nakshatra varies by month; consult Panchang |
| Sunrise | Approx. 6:00 AM (local time) |
| Sunset | Approx. 6:30 PM (local time) |
| Auspicious Timing | Pradosh Kala: ~6:30 PM – 8:30 PM (approx) |
| Date | Varies by month in 2026; multiple dates; refer to local Panchang |
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Shukra Pradosha Vrat is a Shaivite observance tied to the Pradosha twilight worship of Lord Shiva, observed when the Pradosha tithi falls on a Friday associated with Shukra (Venus). Traditional lore says prayers during this Pradosha time invite Shiva’s grace and balance planetary influences linked to Shukra, benefiting prosperity and domestic harmony. In 2026, the vrat follows the same mythic pattern and is observed by fasting, Shiva puja, and recitation of Pradosha prayers during the Pradosha window.
Fast through the day (nirjala or partial) and perform the Pradosh Puja in the evening to Shukra, offering white flowers, coconut, milk, jaggery, and incense, while chanting the Shukra mantra 'Om Shukraya Namaha'.
The date and time are decided by Panchang factors like tithi (Pradosh on Friday), nakshatra, and muhurat; regional practices may shift the observance to a nearby day and differ in rituals.