The full moon of Margashirsha month is considered very sacred and auspicious in the Hindu calendar. It is considered an opportunity for devotion, charity and spiritual progress. according to the calendar full moon date It will start at 08:38 am on 4th December and will end at 04:43 am on 5th December. According to Vedic beliefs, the results of worship, fasting and charity done in Margashirsha month are many times more than in other months.
This is the reason why Margashirsha Purnima is considered the most auspicious and auspicious date. This day is especially considered ideal for worshiping Mother Annapurna, Lord Vishnu and Sun God.
Significance of Margashirsha Purnima
The religious and spiritual significance of Margashirsha Purnima is considered very deep. In the scriptures, Margashirsha month has been described as the favorite month of Lord Vishnu, while the blessings of Brahmaji are also especially received in this month. It is believed that fasting, chanting, meditation and charity done in this month gives manifold results. The seeker gets mental peace, stability in the family and positive energy in life. On this day, bathing in Ganga, worshiping Tulsi, reciting Vishnu Sahasranama and donating increases virtue. It is said that virtuous deeds done on this Purnima are considered an important step towards salvation.
Why is this date so auspicious?
On the day of Margashirsha Purnima, worship is done in the temple and home. Donating food, donating clothes and providing food to the needy is considered extremely virtuous. Apart from this, lighting the lamp, worshiping Tulsi and chanting special mantras on this day is auspicious. According to Vedic texts, religious rituals performed in the month of Margashirsha and especially on the full moon day have immense impact. This day is a symbol of devotion, restraint and charity. On this day, the seeker receives the blessings of Gods and Goddesses through his mind, words and deeds. Margashirsha Purnima is not only an occasion for fasting but also the best time to attain permanent balance, blessings and spiritual energy in life.
What to do on Margashirsha Purnima?
- Taking bath in Ganga or any holy river.
- Special worship of Shri Hari, Maa Annapurna and Sun God at home.
- Donating lamps, donating food, donating cows or serving the needy.
- Reciting satsang, bhajan, katha or Vishnu Sahasranama at home.
- Providing food and giving dakshina to Brahmins.
What not to do on Margashirsha Purnima?
- Speaking untruth, getting angry and eating vindictive food.
- Do not insult, condemn or abuse in any way.
- Avoid unnecessary arguments, harsh words and discord.
- Do not disrespect others’ rights, goods or food.
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