Guru poornima 2020

 Guru poornima 2020


 In Hinduism, Guru is considered superior to God.  Because it is the Guru who helps to cross the ocean like this world.  By attaining the knowledge of the Guru and following the path shown, one attains salvation.  It has been said in the scriptures that if God curses you, then the Guru can protect you, but even God himself cannot save you from the curse given by the Guru.  That is why Kabir ji also says -

गुरु गोविन्द दोनों खड़े, काके लागूं पाँय।

बलिहारी गुरु आपनो, गोविंद दियो बताय॥



 Every year, the full moon of Ashadh month is celebrated as Guru Purnima.  The Guru is worshiped on Guru Purnima.  In India, this festival is celebrated with great reverence.  In the ancient times, when the disciples used to get free education in the Guru's ashram, on this day, they used to organize their worship with full devotion.  On this day, not only the Guru, but whoever is older than himself in the house means that parents, siblings, etc. are considered as gurus and blessings are taken from them.


 Importance of guru poornima


 According to Hindu religious texts, this day is also considered to be the birthday of Krishna Dwaipayan Vyas, the author of Mahabharata.  He was a great scholar of Sanskrit, an epic like Mahabharata is due to him.  In the eighteenth chapter of this, Lord Shri Krishna preaches the Gita.  The author of all 18 Purans is also considered to be Maharishi Ved Vyasa.  He is also credited with dividing the Vedas.  For this reason, he was named Ved Vyas.  Ved Vyas ji is also called Adiguru, therefore Guru Purnima is also known as Vyasa Purnima.



 Why is the rainy season of Guru Purnima the best?

 All seasons in India have their own importance.  There is a reason why Guru Purnima is celebrated especially during the rainy season.  Because in these four months there is neither excess heat nor excess cold.  This time is favorable and best for study and teaching.  Therefore, the disciples present at Gurucharan choose this time to attain the power of knowledge, peace, devotion and yoga.

Guru poornima festival date and muhurat 2020

 Guru poornima 2020

 5 July

 Guru Purnima Date Start - 11:33 pm (4 July 2020)

 Guru Purnima date ends - 10:13 pm (5 July 2020)

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