The full moon of the Ashadh Shukla Paksha is celebrated with enthusiasm in the whole country as Guru Purnima. Many scholars have been gurus in India, but Maharishi Ved Vyas was the first scholar who interpreted the four Vedas of Sanatan Dharma (Hinduism).
Sikhism considers only the voice of one God and the ten Gurus to be the real truth of life. A popular saying of Sikhism is the following:
'Guru Gobind doo khate kakke applicable foot, Balihari guru, you tell me Govind Dio' ..
What is recognition
It is said that Ashad Purnima was born as Adi Guru Ved Vyas. In his honor, the full moon of the month of Ashadh is celebrated as Guru Purnima. But we should look for the hidden meaning because the full moon in the month of Ashadh does not even know. Clouds may be surrounded in the sky and it is very possible that the moon is not visible to the eye.
Without the moon full moon! Can ever be imagined? Without the playful rays of the Moon, then what will be the meaning of full moon? If there is a mention of a full moon, then it is Sharad Purnima, then why should not the full moon of Sharad be considered superior because on that day the perfection of the Moon attracts the mind. But importance is more of ahaadh purnima because it has special significance.
Why is absolute full moon only Guru Purnima
There is a deep meaning behind choosing the full moon of Ashadh. It means that the guru is like the moon of full moon which is fully illuminated and the pupil is like the clouds of ashad. In Ashadh, the moon is surrounded by clouds like the Guru surrounded by the disciples. The disciple can be all kinds of people, come to the darkness of births. They are just like the dark clouds. Even in it the master can shine like the moon, even in the darkness surrounded by enlightenment, only then the glory of the master post is attained. Therefore, the absolute importance of Ashadha is important! There is also a gesture towards the guru and also towards the disciple. It is a sign that both of them are in the same place, there is no meaning.
Importance of Guru Purnima Parva
This festival is ideal to tell the next generation of the importance of a teacher and teacher in life. Vyas Purnima or Guru Purnima should be celebrated not on the basis of superstition, but with reverence.
The blessings of the guru are welfare and knowledge-oriented for everyone, so on this day the Guru's blessings should be received after Guru Pujan. The importance of this festival in Sikhism is more because of the ten gurus in Sikh history.
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