The significance of Guru Purnima and all you need to know about it
It is Guru
Purnima, which is celebrated throughout India. It occurs during the month of
Ashadha on the Hindu calendar.
The day is
called “Guru Purnima” and is meant to honour all forms of Guru who
help their students make the journey from ignorance to understanding.
Read also this: Look how A boy born into Farmer’s family is today the face of the Gujarati Media industry
Guru
Purnima, also known as Vyasa Purnima, celebrates the birth of Vyasa Muni, a key
figure in the Mahabharata’s creation. Devotees
honour Vyasa Muni, a manifestation of Vishnu, on this day.
On Guru
Purnima, devotees reportedly offer puja and yanja to please Vishnu and Vyasa
Muni. On Guru
Purnima, it is also appropriate to honour Jupiter, the Guru Graha.
Jupiter is
considered sacred because of the widespread belief that it bestows wisdom and
enhanced memory in its worshippers.
Those who
are experiencing difficulties as a result of Guru Dosha, such as stagnant
development, financial setbacks, academic roadblocks, etc., are encouraged by
astrologers to perform this puja.
Since
Gautama Buddha delivered his first speech at Sarnath, Uttar Pradesh, on this
day, the Buddhist community also honours with great celebration and devotion.
OTT India updates you with the latest news, Country’s no.1 digital news platform OTT India, Keeps you updated with national, and international news from all around the world. For more such updates, download OTT India app on your Android and IOS device.
.