Fasting Practice: Urad Dal During this month, devotees observe a special urad dal fast, abstaining from grains and consuming only urad dal (black gram) and permitted items for one month. This strict regimen helps purify the body and mind, allowing practitioners to concentrate fully on devotional service, chanting, and study of scriptures.

The third month of Caturmasya is distinguished by milk abstinence, symbolising a deeper level of renunciation. During Ashvina, devotees avoid consuming milk as a major ingredient, marking a significant step in the Caturmasya fasting practices.

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