Here’s a chart showing the days of the week (Var), their ruling deities, and their significance for religious observances:
| Var | Ruling Deity | Significance for Religious Observance |
| Sunday | Surya (Sun God) | Devoted to Sun worship, performing Surya Namaskar (Sun Salutation), seeking blessings for vitality and spiritual illumination |
| Monday | Chandra (Moon God) | Observing fasts, performing Moon-related rituals, seeking blessings for emotional well-being and nurturing qualities |
| Tuesday | Mangal (Mars) | Dedication to Lord Hanuman, observing fasts, performing rituals for courage and protection, seeking blessings for strength |
| Wednesday | Budh (Mercury) | Chanting mantras, studying scriptures, seeking blessings for intelligence, communication skills, and success in education |
| Thursday | Brihaspati (Jupiter) | Worshiping Lord Vishnu, performing ceremonies, observing fasts, seeking blessings for wisdom, prosperity, and spiritual growth |
| Friday | Shukra (Venus) | Devoted to Goddess Lakshmi, performing rituals for love, beauty, and abundance, seeking blessings for harmony and prosperity |
| Saturday | Shani (Saturn) | Observing fasts, performing rituals for pacifying Saturn, seeking blessings for discipline, patience, and overcoming obstacles |
Please note that the significance mentioned above is a general interpretation. Specific religious observances and practices may vary based on individual beliefs, customs, and regional traditions. It is advisable to consult with a knowledgeable priest or follow the guidance of your tradition for specific religious observances and rituals associated with each day of the week.
