Guru Purnima Puja
Guru Purnima Puja honors one's spiritual and academic teachers (gurus), offering gratitude and seeking their continued blessings and guidance.
60 min Physical & Online Festival Pujas Why perform Guru Purnima Puja?
- Expresses gratitude to teachers and spiritual guides
- Seeks continued blessings and guidance for growth
- Honors the sacred guru-disciple tradition in Hindu culture
When should Guru Purnima Puja be performed?
Observed on Guru Purnima, the full moon day of the Ashadha month (typically June-July).
How is Guru Purnima Puja performed?
- Sankalp
A vow is taken expressing gratitude for one's guru or teacher.
- Guru Puja
The guru (or their image/memory) is worshipped with flowers, and blessings are sought.
- Offerings
Gifts or tokens of respect may be offered to a living guru or teacher, per tradition.
Items needed (Samagri)
- A photo or representation of the guru
- Flowers and a diya
- Offerings or gifts (if visiting a living guru)
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Guru Purnima only for spiritual gurus?
No, it's also widely observed to honor academic teachers, mentors, and anyone who has significantly guided one's growth.
Can this be observed without a specific named guru?
Yes, many perform a general puja of gratitude toward the concept of the guru and all who have taught them.
+ Travelling charge collected by Panditji, if applicable
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