Shravana Purnima

Shravana Purnima is a day celebrated in love with Shiva, the God of Hindus. It is the most significant event of the Hindus that will be celebrated on the 30th of August in 2023. All the worships made on Shravana Purnima day are presented to the Lord of the day, named Shiva. Shravan is a month in the calendar of Hindus specific to this event. Shravana Purnima in the particular regions and areas of India. Predominantly this event is celebrated in south India. The areas of south India where Shravana Purnima is celebrated are named Narali and the south Indian city Narayali Purnima. 

Celebrations on Shravana Purnima

Tulsi leaves

While celebrating the event, the leaves of the Tulsi are offered to Shiva. The Tulsi leaves are also used for Puja purposes. They are taken in hand, and then the Puja activity is performed. The small children are also involved in this Puja activity as they offer Puja while playing with the leaves of Tulsi. After offering Puja to Shiva, the Tulsi leaves are not taken to the home, they are left there in the Temple, then dried, and their powder is made by the persons sitting there. The powder of those leaves is helpful for the prevention of various diseases. 

Upnayan

There is a proper name for the worship offered on Shravana Purnima day: Upnayan. This worship is shown in the Mnader of Shiva. The offering person has to wear yellow clothes and then go to the Temple of Shiva, where the others will perform this worship. You have to join them and start offering the worship; as the time ends, the Upnayan will be accepted by God, and it will be wasted, and you will not be blessed by the blessings of Shravana Purnima day God. So, take care of the time and fulfill worship at the time so that you can receive unlimited Shiva power with gifts.

Yagyopaveet

The Yagyopaveet is also a worship presented on Shravana Purnima day; this worship is offered to Lakshmi and the Goddess named earth. The EARTH feels happy and receives unlimited rain from the Sun God, which helps grow things like grains and other crops for food. Lakshmi also gives its blessings to her worship offering person.