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Guru Purnima Importance is celebrated with great reverence and enthusiasm, marking a day dedicated to honouring our spiritual guides and teachers. This sacred day, observed on the full moon day (Purnima) in the Hindu month of Ashadha, holds profound significance in spiritual and cultural traditions. Join us as we delve into the historical roots, spiritual meanings, and transformative power of Guru Purnima. Discover how this day of gratitude and respect can lead to spiritual enlightenment and personal growth. Learn about the various rituals, stories, and teachings associated with Guru Purnima, and understand why it is considered a pivotal moment for disciples and seekers of wisdom. Whether you are new to this tradition or looking to deepen your understanding, this video will provide you with a comprehensive insight into the importance of Guru Purnima. Celebrate with us and embrace the wisdom of the gurus who illuminate our path to knowledge and inner peace.

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Guru Purnima 2024: Embracing Wisdom and Spiritual Growth

As we approach the full moon on July 21, 2024, a powerful and transformative point in the lunar cycle awaits. Guru Purnima, under Uttara Ashadha nakshatra, encourages honoring spiritual guides and embracing wisdom. Much love! ~ Michelle

As we approach the full moon on July 21, 2024, at 4:17 AM MST, we find ourselves at a powerful and transformative point in the lunar cycle. This Guru Purnima, occurring under the auspices of the Uttara Ashadha nakshatra, brings a unique opportunity to honor our spiritual guides and embrace the light of wisdom and understanding. The Waxing Moon and Purnima Tithi The moon is currently waxing,…

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What Are the Sawan 2024 Rituals and Significance?

Hindu mythology is full of interesting Vedic tales. One such legend we narrated at Vedic Story about the Sawan Shivratri in Hinduism. However, today we are discussing why Sawan Month is important in Hinduism. What is the significance, and should devotees observe the religion fasting or vrat?

Before we start narrating the significance of Sawan Shivratri month, let’s inform you that the Sawan began on July 22 and it will end on August 19.

What Are the Important Timings of Sawan 2024?

Sawan is the most important month in Hinduism and the Panchang Calendar.

It is the sacred month of Sawan, the month of rain, religious fasting, fertility, and soul purification.

Sawan month is a month of Lord Shiva that lasts for a full lunar cycle and starts Ashadha Purnima. However, the month is also known as the Shravan and Kawar Shivratri or Kawar Yatra. It began on 22nd July, Monday, and will end on 19th August, Monday. It lasts for 1 month, and this year the festival is going to last for 29 days.

What is the significance of the Sawan Shivratri Vrat or festival?

Sawan 2024 fast has special meaning and space in Hinduism. Sawan Sonwar Vrat is a rite that unmarried girls perform for getting grooms with qualities of Lord Shiva.

Goddess Parvati also performed Sawan Shivratri to get married with Lord Shiva in the month of Sawan. Thereafter, it became a ritual for Indian women to fast in Sawan month.

Indian mythology and sacred texts of Shiva Purana narrates that whoever keeps the fast in Sawan month on Mondays, Lord Shiva will bless them and fulfill the wishes.

Every Monday, devotees observe the fast throughout the day without eating food or water and pray to Lord Mahadev.

What Are the Rituals Devotees Can Perform During Sawan 2024 Month?

Throughout the sacred Sawan month 2024, devotees of Lord Shiva can pray by performing some rituals that not only clean the devotees internally but also bring happiness into their lives.

Kanwar Yatra

Kanwar Yatra is a festival that devotees perform by going to Haridwar and bringing holy Ganga water barefoot. This pilgrimage yatra signifies the cascading of Goddess Ganga from heaven into the life of Lord Shiva to cool down his poison.

Fasting

Many people in Hinduism perform fasts, the Sawan Somwar Vrat, throughout the month. They don’t consume food and water until the evening and after the prayer of Lord Shiva.

Shiva Lingam Abhishek

Devotees in Sawan month perform rituals and rites that cool down Lord Shiva and bless them with prosperity and happiness. They bathe Shiva Linga with water, milk, honey, datura, vel patra, and flowers. This ritual signifies the purification of devotees.

Chanting Mantras

Devotees chant the Shiva mantras, especially the Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra in Sawan. It is believed that whoever chants the mantra gets protection from Lord Shiva himself and is blessed with long life.

What Are the Other Festivals Falling in the Month of Sawan?

Sawan month is sacred and has many ancient legends to this month.

Let’s find out some of the most auspicious festivals and Vrat fall in this month.

Shravan Shivratri: This festival falls in the Krishna Paksha of Sawan month. Devotees of Lord Shiva perform fasts and perform puja to the blessings of Mahadev.

Nag Panchami: It falls on the fifth day, Panchami of the Shukla Paksha. People worship snakes in this festival to get protection from snake bites.

Hariyali Teej: This festival also falls in the Sawan month. People worship Goddess Parvati and seek her blessings.

Raksha Bandhan: Sawan month also brings the most auspicious festival of Rakhi, the festivals of brother and sister. It is believed the Goddess Parvati tied the Rakhi to Lord Vishnu, and thereafter it signifies the day dedicated to brothers and sisters.

Kajari Teej: This festival falls in the monsoon Sawan month. Married women sing folktales and sing for good harvest.

Janmashtami: Lord Krishna was born on this day, and the entire India and Hindu people celebrate Krishna Janmashtami, the birth of the most beloved deity in Hinduism. Krishna was born on the eighth day of the darkest night in Sawan month.

Therefore, Sawan 2024 is a sacred month in the Hindu calendar.

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Guru Purnima 2023: Celebrating the Sacred Bond Between Guru and Disciple

Guru Purnima is a holy festival that is observed in India and several other countries like Nepal, Bhutan to pay respect and show appreciation for spiritual guides, mentors, and gurus. The word “Guru Purnima” comes from the Sanskrit language, where “guru” stands for “teacher” or “guide,” and “purnima” is used to describe the full moon day.

Guru Purnima has a long history and is very significant in terms of both history and culture. The custom of paying respect to gurus and spiritual teachers has centuries-old roots in many different civilizations.

This day is advantageous to meditate and practice yoga sadhana as it is believed to strengthen one’s spiritual practise and establish a connection with higher consciousness. The spiritual importance of the day magnifies the advantages of these techniques, encouraging inner change and bringing one’s existence into alignment.

When is Guru Purnima?

Guru Purnima is celebrated on a full moon day during the Ashadha month (June–July) in accordance with the Hindu lunar calendar. The celebration this year will take place on July 3, 2023.

Guru Purnima Muhurat :

Why is Guru Purnima Celebrated?

Guru Purnima festival holds significance beyond the realms of spiritual teachings. Along with the traditional practises, greetings, messages, and presents between gurus and followers have become customary during the modern era.

Also known as Vyasa Purnima, Veda Vyasa the author of the Hindu epic, Mahabharata, was born on this day. Shri Mahadev Acharya, Shri Ramanuja Acharya, are considered the greatest gurus in Hinduism. Because it is believed that on this day, Gautam Buddha gave his first sermon at Sarnath, the Buddhist also honour him by celebrating Guru Purnima.

A day of great spiritual significance, it emphasises the value of the guru-disciple bond. It serves as a reminder to respect the advice and lessons learned from our mentors and to foster a mindset of continuous learning and improvement.

There are various reasons why Guru Purnima is observed, and each one emphasises the importance and significance of this auspicious day.

The Guru – Disciple Relationship :

The guru-disciple relationship has been cherished for ages and it is not limited only to that. It includes all the teachers and mentors who have made a significant contribution to moulding our lives. It’s the time to acknowledge them who have provided direction, and inspiration in various facets of life. By honouring them, we recognize the invaluable contributions they have made and the impact they have had on our personal growth.

Expressing Gratitude and Reverence :

The Guru Purnima celebration provides a beautiful platform for disciples to express their deep gratitude and reverence towards their gurus. On this blessed day, the disciples rise early and perform rituals in tribute to their teachers. Flowers, incense, and other sacred items are offered during puja, a traditional worship practise, as a sign of the disciple’s devotion and appreciation. By expressing gratitude, the student not only deepens their relationship with their guru but also develops humility and appreciation in themselves.

Self-reflection and Renewal :

During this day, disciples reflect on the teachings of the gurus and renew their commitment to the path of learning and growth. It’s time to review the guru’s insightful advice and apply it to everyday life. Disciples congregate in places of worship and learning, where they hear sermons, take part in discussions, and perform devotional acts. These activities offer a venue for expanding knowledge, self – reflection.

Celebration of Learning and Knowledge :

Guru Purnima honours learning and knowledge in general. It serves as a reminder of the value of education—spiritual and otherwise—in moulding people and civilizations. The festival promotes a long-lasting sense of humility, open-mindedness, and curiosity when it comes to learning.

Astrological Significance of Guru Purnima :

Astrologically, Guru Purnima holds significant importance due to the alignment of celestial bodies. The festival falls on the full moon day (Purnima), which is considered highly auspicious. Astrologers claim that during Guru Purnima, the moon remains in both the Venus– and Jupiter-ruled Purvashadha nakshatra and the house of Sagittarius.

Our emotions and thoughts are supposed to be governed by the moon. Hence, during Guru Purnima, the relationship between the heart and mind is emphasized and gurus tend to nurture this connection, enabling us to develop a nature that is both moral and pragmatic.

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why call your blog "learn religion" when you only post christian drivel? You know that humans have created far more than just the one fake god. Seriously, look...

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/your-brain-food/202107/why-do-humans-keep-inventing-gods-worship

If your fake god were real, why does it need humans to speak for it at all? Doesn't seem very all-poweful to me, but who cares - your god and all the others are fictional.

write that down, and maybe stop proselytizing, after all, your own fictional book tells you to pray privately, doesn't it?

First thing first, I named my blog "learn religion" because I want to cover every major religions of the world and first I choose "bible" (there is reason I choose it first) and later I will cover one by one in a hierarchy.

I was also just like you and always argue these questions with others. But, I didn't got my answers, so I myself started reading and tried (still trying) to understand these scriptures.

Next, so, Before asking this thing 👇, (I am assuming you have already read and understood all major religions' scriptures [specially Gita])

You must first read major religion's scriptures and Indian hindu puranas (must read) which most specifically are spritualistic (if you do meditation, then you would know what I am talking about) not materialistic - as you are asking for existence/evidence.

Now, let me tell a story with it's actual meaning,

In Hindu puranas, there is a story of Chandra [in reality - moon] (also known as Chandrama) is the moon god. According to the Puranas, Chandra is married to the 27 Nakshatras (lunar mansions - As you already knows in a month, moon goes bright to total dark), who are the daughters of Daksha Prajapati and his wife Panchajani (also known as Prasuti). These 27 Nakshatras are significant in Vedic astrology and are associated with the moon's movement through the celestial sphere. The names of Chandra's 27 wives are:

Ashwini

Bharani

Krittika

Rohini

Mrigashira

Ardra

Punarvasu

Pushya

Ashlesha

Magha

Purva Phalguni

Uttara Phalguni

Hasta

Chitra

Swati

Vishakha

Anuradha

Jyeshtha

Mula

Purva Ashadha

Uttara Ashadha

Shravana

Dhanishta

Shatabhisha

Purva Bhadrapada

Uttara Bhadrapada

Revati

Chandra, the moon god, was married to the 27 daughters of Daksha Prajapati, each representing a Nakshatra or lunar mansion. Chandra was particularly fond of one of his wives, Rohini, and spent most of his time with her, neglecting the other 26 wives. This favoritism caused great distress among his other wives, who felt neglected and complained to their father, Daksha.

Angry with Chandra's behavior, Daksha cursed him to lose his luster and gradually fade away, which would mean his eventual demise. As the curse took effect, Chandra began to wane, losing his brightness and strength. This decline affected not only him but also the cosmos, as the moon's phases are crucial for various natural and astrological phenomena.

Desperate to save himself and restore balance, Chandra sought help from Lord Shiva, the supreme deity known for his benevolence and powers. Chandra performed severe penance and prayed to Lord Shiva, seeking his mercy and intervention. Pleased with Chandra's devotion, Lord Shiva decided to partially alleviate the curse.

Lord Shiva decreed that Chandra would not completely lose his luster but would undergo a cyclical process of waning and waxing. Thus, Chandra would decrease in brightness for half of the month (waning phase) and then gradually increase in brightness for the other half (waxing phase). This cyclical pattern allowed Chandra to regain his strength and shine periodically.

To honor this divine intervention, Chandra is often depicted adorning Lord Shiva's matted hair as a crescent moon, symbolizing the waxing and waning phases. This story explains the moon's phases, from going dark (Amavasya, new moon) to becoming bright again (Purnima, full moon), reflecting Chandra's enduring connection with his 27 wives and the cosmic order.

Now, you are asking, how illogical, not in this world can marry 27 wives 😂 (Materialistic perspective of seeing this story). But story of Chandra and his 27 wives, the Nakshatras, involves themes of love, jealousy, and divine intervention, explaining the moon's waxing and waning phases (spritualistic, moral, and a easy rememberable & sustainable storical form that even a 4 year child can remember to sustain knowledge with it).

Basically, these Nakshatras are considered the lunar mansions, and each one represents a segment of the moon's path through the zodiac, playing a vital role in Vedic astrology and horoscopes.

So, try to understand, these scriptures were created 1000s of years ago for just as a smooth guide (guilt, hate and violence FREE) to living your life easily in a civilization (ultimately for sustainability). That time science wasn't there to talk factually on materialistic existance/evidence and this (illogical) way was the only one to make people understand things and choose the right path in a storical form. So, ultimately, these illogical scriptures are only the reason you are existing here and arguing this materialistic logical (but spritualistic illogical) question (sustainability).

If you asking, where are those 10,000 year ago swords and shields, then with time it got decayed and gone, BUT by the atoms and sub atomic particles from which that swords and shields were made of are still exists somewhere in this universe and undoubtedly SCIENCE believe on this (by the law - energy and matter neither be created nor be destroyed) [so now don't you agree with this?]. Now, if you are asking me, these scriptures talk a lot about super human abilities (that Indians generally call it SIDDHI). So in the answer, To be real, those maximum of the abilities were real (read indian all 18 puranas TO KNOW ABOUT) and you can also acquire some of these, but you must have that level of guts and unfearness.

If you still want the answer you asked, I want to give you from Indian Gita Mahapuran. Regarding the notion of God needing humans to speak for it, the Gita explains that divine knowledge and guidance are often disseminated through avatars (divine incarnations) and enlightened beings to help humanity understand and follow the path of righteousness. This doesn't negate the omnipotence of God but rather showcases the compassionate aspect of the divine, making spiritual wisdom accessible to all.

Furthermore, the Gita advocates for sincere and private devotion, aligning with the idea of internalized worship and personal connection with the divine. For instance, in Chapter 9, Verse 22, Krishna (a God) says, "To those who are constantly devoted and who worship Me with love, I give the understanding by which they can come to Me."

Ultimately, different scriptures and religious traditions offer various perspectives on the nature of divinity, the role of humans in spiritual matters, and the ways to connect with the divine. The Bhagavad Gita encourages a personal, devoted relationship with God, emphasizing inner spirituality and moral action.

Basically, your question about god is wrong - "What is god and where is it?", your actual question must be, if god exists, then what are it's/his/her properties, perspective and thinking toward every thing, no matter it is every sinlge living or non-living beings/things (not only us - humans).

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Guru Purnima, celebrated on the full moon day in the Hindu month of Ashadha, honors our spiritual and academic teachers. This auspicious day is dedicated to expressing gratitude towards the gurus who guide us with wisdom and knowledge. The word "Guru" means "dispeller of darkness," and "Purnima" refers to the full moon, symbolizing the light and enlightenment that teachers bring into our lives.

Guru Purnima is a time for reflection, reverence, and the renewal of the student-teacher bond. It reminds us of the profound impact that teachers have in shaping our lives and leading us on the path of righteousness and spiritual growth. Let us celebrate this day with devotion and gratitude, honoring those who illuminate our minds and souls. 🙏😇

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Guru Purnima 2024: Do's And Don'ts For Honouring Spiritual Wisdom | Culture News

The festival of Guru Purnima takes place in July on the first full moon day or Purnima immediately following the summer solstice. This day arrives in the Ashadha maas (month), according to the Hindu calendar, and this year it will fall on July 21, 2024. Guru Purnima, a sacred festival celebrated across India and by spiritual seekers worldwide, holds profound significance in honoring teachers,…

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Celebrating Guru Purnima: Honoring the Light of Wisdom

Guru Purnima, a day steeped in tradition and reverence, is a significant festival dedicated to honoring our teachers and mentors. Celebrated on the full moon day (Purnima) in the Hindu month of Ashadha (June-July), this day holds immense importance in the spiritual and academic realms.

The word 'Guru' Is derived from the Sanskrit terms ‘Gu’ and ‘Ru,’ meaning darkness and light, respectively. A guru is thus someone who dispels the darkness of ignorance and brings the light of knowledge and wisdom into our lives. Guru Purnima is a time to express our deep gratitude for their guidance, support, and teachings.

Historically, Guru Purnima commemorates the birth of Ved Vyasa, the sage who authored the Mahabharata and compiled the Vedas, the cornerstone of Hindu philosophy and spirituality. It is also the day when Lord Shiva, the Adiyogi, became the first guru and began imparting his profound knowledge to the Saptarishis, the seven sages.

In modern times, Guru Purnima transcends religious boundaries, celebrating all forms of mentorship and learning. It is an occasion for students to pay respect to their teachers, for disciples to honor their spiritual guides, and for professionals to acknowledge the mentors who shape their careers.

On this auspicious day, devotees often visit temples, participate in prayers and rituals, and offer gifts to their gurus. Many also engage in reflective practices, contemplating the lessons learned and the wisdom gained from their mentors.

Guru Purnima serves as a reminder of the pivotal role that teachers and mentors play in our lives. Their unwavering dedication and selfless efforts inspire us to strive for excellence, cultivate virtues, and pursue our dreams with confidence.

As we celebrate Guru Purnima, let us take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to those who have guided us, enriched our lives, and helped us become better individuals. May we continue to seek knowledge, spread wisdom, and honor the eternal bond between the guru and the disciple.

Happy Guru Purnima!

About the writer: Durga. K, Principal, The Quest International School, Tiruppur, Tamilnadu

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గురు పౌర్ణమి శుభాకాంక్షలు అందరికి / Guru Pournami Greetings to All

🌹. గురు పౌర్ణమి శుభాకాంక్షలు అందరికి / Guru Pournami Greetings to All 🌹 ✍️. ప్రసాద్‌ భరద్వాజ 🍀 గురు ప్రార్ధన : 🍀

గురు బ్రహ్మ, గురు విష్ణు గురు దేవో మహేశ్వరః గురు సాక్షాత్ పరబ్రహ్మ తస్మై శ్రీ గురవే నమః

అఖండ మండలాకారం వ్యాప్తం యేన చరాచరమ్ | తత్పదం దర్శితం యేన తస్మై శ్రీగురవే నమః |

గుకారశ్చంధకారస్తు రుకారస్తన్ని రోధక: అజ్జాన గ్రాసకం బ్రహ్మ గురురేవ న సంశయ:

ఆషాఢ శుధ్ధపూర్ణిమను గురుపూర్ణిమ లేదా వ్యాసపూర్ణిమ అంటారు. ఙ్ఞానాన్ని కోరేవారు తమ ఆధ్యాత్మిక గురువులను ఈ రోజు స్మరించి, ఆరాధించి కృతఙ్ఞతలను త��లియజేస్తారు. భుక్తి విద్యలు కాక ముక్తి విద్యలను బోధించే గురు దర్శనానికి, స్మరణనకు ఈ రోజు విశిష్ట ప్రాముఖ్యత ఉంది. చంద్రుడు మనసునూ, సూర్యుడు బుద్ధిని ప్రకాశింపజేస్తారు. మానవుల మనసులో అష్టమదాలూ, అరిషడ్వర్గాలూ, అహంకార చిత్తం అనే పదహారు మలినాలు పూర్ణిమ నాడు గురు నామస్మరణతో తొలగిపోతాయి.

🌻 వ్యాస మహర్షి ప్రార్ధన : 🌻

వ్యాసం వసిష్ఠ నప్తారం శక్తైః పౌత్రమకల్మషమ్ | పరాశరాత్మజం వందే శుకతాతం తపోనిధిమ్ ||

వ్యాసాయ విష్ణు రూపాయ వ్యాసరూపాయ విష్ణవే | నమో వై బ్రహ్మనిధయే వాసిష్ఠాయ నమో నమః ll

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🌹. Guru Pournami Greetings to All 🌹 ✍️. Prasad Bharadwaj Guru Brahma, Guru Vishnu Guru Devo Maheshwarah Guru Sakshat Parabrahma Tasmai Sri Guruve Namah Akhanda Mandalakaram vyaptham yena chara charam tatpadam Darshitham Yena Tasmai Sri guruve Namah

Gukarascha andhakarastu Rukarastanni Rodhaka:

Ajjana Grasakam Brahma Gurureva Na Samsaya

Ashadha Suddha Purnima is called Guru Purnima or Vyasa Purnima. Seekers of knowledge, remember them, Worship and express Gratitude to their Spiritual Masters on this day. The Darshan and Smarana of the Guru, who teaches mukti vidyas apart from bhukti vidyas, has special significance today. The moon illuminates the mind and the sun enlightens the intellect. Ashtamadas, Arishadvargas and the sixteen impurities of egoism in the human mind are removed by chanting the name of Guru / Master on Guru Purnima.

🌻 Yvasa Maharshi prayer 🌻

Vyasam Vasistha Naptaram Shaktaih Poutramakalmasham | parasaratmajam vande shukatatam taponidhim || Vyasaya Vishnu Rupaya Vyasarupaya Vishnave | namo y brahmanidhaye vasishthaya namo namah ll

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Guru Purnima

Guru Purnima day to worship your teachers and mentors, will be observed on Saturday, July 24. Teachers are our guiding angel. They guide us on the right path and therefore it becomes important for us to thank them for their selfless service. Guru Purnima or Guru Poornima is the day that holds special importance in the lives of Hindus, Buddhists, and Jains. Celebrated on the full moon day during Ashadha month.

On this day, people worship their spiritual preceptors or gurus. They bring them gifts, visit temples and offer them respect to seek their blessings. Many even observe keep fast to show their respect to their Guru while praying for his long life. On this day, Hindu scriptures say, Lord Shiva, the first or Adi Guru of the world, gave the knowledge of Yoga to Saptarishis (the Seven Sages) for the benefit of humanity. Hence, some people observe fast in honour of their guru and seek their blessings.

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Celebrating Guru Purnima: Rituals to Honour Your Guru

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Guru Purnima is a significant festival dedicated to expressing gratitude and reverence to one's spiritual and academic teachers. Falling on the full moon day of the Ashadha month (June-July), it celebrates the contributions of gurus who guide us through life's journey. Here are some rituals and practices to honour your guru on this auspicious day:

1. Early Morning Prayers: Start the day with a bath and perform prayers to purify your body and soul. Early morning meditations and chanting mantras dedicated to your guru can set a serene tone for the day.

2. Guru Puja: Conduct a special puja (prayer ceremony) for your guru. Place a picture or idol of your guru on a clean altar, offer flowers, fruits, and sweets, and light incense and lamps. Recite the Guru Gita or other sacred texts to invoke blessings.

3. Offering Dakshina: Offering 'Dakshina' or a token of respect to your guru is a traditional practice. This can be in the form of money, gifts, or even a heartfelt letter expressing your gratitude.

4. Observing Silence: Many disciples observe silence (Mauna) as a form of respect and to cultivate inner peace. This practice helps in reflecting upon the teachings and wisdom imparted by the guru.

5. Community Service: Engage in charitable activities or community service as a way to honour your guru's teachings. Distributing food, clothes, or educational materials to those in need can be a meaningful tribute.

6. Participating in Satsang: Join or organize a 'Satsang' (spiritual gathering) where you can collectively chant, sing devotional songs, and share stories of your guru's life and teachings.

7. Seeking Blessings: Visit your guru or their ashram, if possible, to seek their blessings directly. If physical presence is not possible, connecting virtually and expressing your devotion can also be significant.

8. Reflecting on Teachings: Take time to introspect and reflect on the lessons and values imparted by your guru. Journaling your thoughts and experiences can deepen your understanding and commitment to their teachings.

Guru Purnima is a day to celebrate the invaluable role of gurus in our lives. By performing these rituals and practices, you not only honour your guru but also imbibe their wisdom more profoundly into your life.

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This auspicious day is the birth anniversary of Ved Vyas and is celebrated with high spirits in order to express gratitude to our gurus. As per the lunar calendar, Guru Purnima is observed on the full moon of Ashadha month.

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Gurupurnima Teej Tyohar | Bhaisaab Guru Purnima is a sacred and significant festival celebrated in various parts of India and some other countries to honor and express gratitude towards spiritual and academic teachers, known as "Gurus." The festival falls on the full moon day (Purnima) in the Hindu month of Ashadha, which usually occurs in June or July.

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Happy Guru Purnima

Guru Purnima is celebrated on the full moon day of the Hindu month of Ashadha, which coincides with June or July.

Guru Purnima, also known as Vyasa Purnima, the day is celebrated as the birth anniversary of the Hindu epic, Mahabharata’s author, Ved Vyasa.

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Guru Purnima, also known as Vyas Purnima, is the birth anniversary of the great sage Ved Vyas. Guru Purnima is celebrated on the full moon day of the Hindu month of Ashadha. On this day a fast will be observed for Ashadh Purnima, which is special for worship and bathing. Also, this day is also the day of Guru Puja. On this day, with the blessings of the Guru, a person is blessed with wealth, happiness, peace and fame. Ved Vyas was born on the day of Guru Purnima, hence Guru Purnima is also known as Vyas Purnima.

Donation is also very important on the day of Purnima. It is considered auspicious to distribute blankets to the poor on the full moon. Donate clothes, food, money in an old age home according to devotion. It would be auspicious to feed green fodder to the cow. You can also donate green moong.