Kartik Purnima Puja

Kartik Purnima Puja marks the full moon day of the sacred Kartik month, observed with prayers, river bathing, and the lighting of diyas, holding significance for multiple traditions.

90 min Physical Festival Pujas

Why perform Kartik Purnima Puja?

  • Considered highly auspicious for prayer and charity
  • Invokes blessings through sacred river bathing traditions
  • Marks the conclusion of the holy Kartik month observances

When should Kartik Purnima Puja be performed?

Observed on the full moon day (Purnima) of the Kartik month (typically November).

How is Kartik Purnima Puja performed?

  1. Sankalp
    A vow is taken stating the puja's intent.
  2. River/Water Bathing
    A ritual bath in a sacred river or water body is traditionally performed, where accessible.
  3. Diya Daan
    Diyas are lit and floated on water or offered at temples as a devotional act.

Items needed (Samagri)

  • Diyas and oil
  • Flowers and akshat
  • Access to a river or water body (optional, symbolic water offering also acceptable)

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Kartik Purnima significant to multiple traditions?

It holds importance in Hindu tradition (linked to Lord Vishnu and Shiva) as well as being significant for Sikhs as Guru Nanak's birth anniversary.

What if I can't visit a river for the bath?

A symbolic bath at home with a little Gangajal (holy water) added is a common and accepted alternative.

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