guru purnima 3 july

Guru Purnima is the day dedicated to the Guru, the teacher of Hindus; as the Hindus thought that the Guru had led them in every field of their life, they also felt that Guru was their God. Worship is also offered to the Guru, and Puja, ti its Idol, is provided in Guru Temple. A promising sign of the Guru idol shows that it is the Idol of the Guru. The Guru is always in the form of sitting a worshipping man. The Idols of the Guru are taken from the idol shops and taken to the Guru temple to worship them. It is also thought that everyone who cannot hear and cannot do the specific work must celebrate this festival to get healthy and physically fit. 

Information related to Guru

The Indians thought that the Guru had the following relation to their daily life

• The Guru teaches all the lessons of life to everyone. One who is born from the first day comes in the protection of the Guru, and the Guru learns all the tasks that are related to the daily life of the young one
• Guru is the God of Indians that helps each living human to go on the excellent path and leave the wrong way. All the feelings of a good human in any human being are due to the guidelines of the Guru and their blessings.
• The Guru also teaches the lesson of humanity to every Indian. All the believers of the Guru believe that they are living a good life due to the blessings of the Guru. The poor and rich equality concept is also given by it.

Devotions on Guru Purnima

A special Poja is offered on this day named Vyaas Poja. There are speeches by the religious persons of the temple to provide suitable lessons to the listeners. The Guru is also served on this day. The celebrators also prepare exceptional Guru food. The Guru’s food materials are brought from the bazaar for making the food for Guru. The Guru food items include grains, milk, and yellow flowers. After preparing food, it gets cold and offered to the Guru idol in Puja. While Puja, food is handled, and Guru puja activity is performed. After the event, food is given to the poor. In addition, a particular class was also held at this event for the learning of small children. guru purnima