Guru Purnima Puja
Guru Purnima Puja
Our Promise
Our Promise
- Vedic Patashala certified and experienced priests.
- All rituals follow Vedic Standards and Procedures.
- High-quality Samagri to ensure a pleasant Puja experience.
- Guaranteed Punctuality and Authenticity.
- Professional Guidance & Support.
What Do You Get ?
What Do You Get ?
- You will received proper Photos & Videos.
- Proper Vedic Mantras.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
1) What all items i need to keep ready for the pooja, how will i know?
- As soon as you book the pooja by paying advance or full amount you will be receiving a To-do List in your email in few hours, which will clearly mention all the required items like deepam, matchbox, pooja bell, Mats ,bowls, trays etc you need to keep ready.
2) How Long does the Puja take to complete?
- Pujas are typically performed for 1 to 3+ hours at the same time it also depends on the package selected for the Puja.
3) How Long does the Puja take to complete?
- Pujas are typically performed for 1 to 3+ hours at the same time it also depends on the package selected for the Puja.
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Guru Purnima is a significant Hindu festival dedicated to honoring teachers (gurus) and spiritual leaders. It falls on the full moon day (Purnima) in the month of Ashadha (June-July) and is celebrated by students and devotees to express gratitude and reverence for their gurus.
Key Aspects of Guru Purnima Puja:
1. Significance: The day is dedicated to the veneration of gurus, who play a crucial role in imparting knowledge and guiding individuals on their spiritual paths. It is also associated with the sage Veda Vyasa, who is revered as one of the greatest gurus in Hindu tradition for compiling the Vedas and writing the Mahabharata.
2. Rituals: Puja Offerings: Devotees set up an altar with images or idols of their gurus and offer flowers, fruits, incense, and light lamps (diyas).
Recitation of Scriptures: Chanting of sacred texts and hymns dedicated to the gurus is a common practice.
Meditation and Reflection: Many devotees engage in meditation to seek blessings and reflect on the teachings of their gurus.
3. Expressions of Gratitude: Students often express their gratitude by touching the feet of their gurus as a sign of respect and seeking their blessings. In some cultures, it is common to give gifts or make offerings to the guru.
4. Community Celebrations: In educational institutions and spiritual centers, gatherings are organized where speeches, prayers, and cultural programs are conducted in honor of the gurus.
5. Teachings of Veda Vyasa: The day also emphasizes the teachings of Veda Vyasa and the importance of knowledge, learning, and the role of a teacher in guiding one’s life.
Guru Purnima serves as a reminder of the profound impact that teachers and mentors have on our lives, encouraging individuals to reflect on their own journeys of learning and growth. It’s a day filled with respect, reverence, and celebration of wisdom.
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