Guru Purnima Date Calendar 2023 in India
Guru Purnima The year 2023 is marked in India on the date of the full moon in the Hindu month of Ashadha. On this day, people worship their Guru, who is their teacher or guide. A guru is a wise person who helps us find our way out of the darkness and into the light. All over the country, this festival is celebrated with full faith and heart.
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Guru Purnima Muhurat 2023
The best Guru Purnima muhurat is during the Purnima Tithi and the first three muhurats after sunrise. Without the 3 Muhurats after sunrise on Purnima, there can’t be a party on the day before.
Guru Purnima Puja Vidhi
On this day, you should get up early, do your daily tasks like bathing, Puja, etc., and put on nice clothes.
Then, give Vyasa Ji flowers and garlands, and then go see your own Guru.
Give your guru a flower wreath as well.
Then, on this happy day, you should give your Guru clothes, fruits, flowers, a garland, Dakshina, or money, and ask for their blessing.
Why Guru Purnima Is Important
Guru Purnima is important spiritually because it is the day Ved Vyasa was born. Ved Vyasa was a well-known sage who edited the Vedas and split them into four parts. He also wrote the Mahabharata and the Puranas, which are called the “fifth Veda.” On this day, your prayers go straight to the Mahaguru, and his blessings keep darkness and ignorance out of your life. Buddhism says that after Gautam Buddha moved from Bodhgaya to Sarnath, he gave his first sermon or lesson to his first five disciples. The “Sangha,” is the group of his followers.
In Jainism, this is the day Lord Mahavira became his first disciple Gautam Swami’s “Guru,” and the day is known as Mahavira Day. Also, this day is very important to farmers. They worship God and ask for enough rain for the next harvest season on this day. This day, called “Diksha,” is when many people start their spiritual lessons. Also, many people who study Indian classical music honor their music “gurus.” And then, the guru-shishya parampara will happen again (teacher-student tradition).
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