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News India Live, Digital Desk: Guru Purnima 2025: The holy festival of ‘Guru Purnima’ dedicated to the gurus who illuminated life with the light of knowledge is celebrated every year with great reverence and enthusiasm. This special day is also coming in the year 2025, when the disciples will express gratitude to their gurus and take their blessings. Let us know when Guru Purnima is 2025, what is the auspicious time of worship and how to worship the Gurus on this day.
Date and auspicious time of Guru Purnima 2025:
The festival of Guru Purnima is celebrated every year on the full moon date of Ashada month.
Start and closing of Purnima Tithi (according to Almanac):
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Start full moon date: 8 July 2025, Tuesday evening 06:15 pm
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Purnima date ends: 9 July 2025, Wednesday evening till 07:45 pm
Auspicious time of worship:
Since the festival is celebrated according to the Uday Tithi, Guru Purnima will be celebrated throughout the day on July 9. You can worship your gurus and take blessings of your gurus in any auspicious time from morning till evening.
Importance of Guru Purnima:
Guru Purnima is not just a day to honor teachers, but it is dedicated to all the gurus who have given us knowledge in any form-whether they are spiritual gurus, education gurus, parents or someone who has taught us an important lesson of life. On this day, Maharishi Ved Vyas ji was born, who is considered to be the knowledgeer of the four Vedas, hence it is also called ‘Vyas Purnima’.
Worship method on Guru Purnima:
On the day of Guru Purnima, the greatest worship is the honor of the Gurus and taking their blessings.
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Take a bath in the morning: Get up in Brahma Muhurta and take a bath and wear clean clothes.
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Prepare the place of worship: Clean the place of worship of the house. If you keep a picture of your guru, clean it too.
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Meditate on the Guru: Meditate on your Guru and take his blessings.
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Worship the Guru:
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If your guru is with you, then touch their feet and take blessings and offer them clothes, fruits, Dakshina etc.
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If they are far away, light a lamp in front of their picture, offer flowers and meditate on them. You can also bow to them on the phone or through messages.
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Honor knowledge: On this day you can also worship your books or other sources of knowledge.
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Donation to the poor: Donating to poor and needy people on this day is also considered auspicious.
The festival of Guru Purnima reminds us that knowledge is the greatest wealth and the Guru is the guide who takes us out of the darkness of ignorance and leads us to the light of knowledge.
