The significance of Guru Purnima spans spiritual, cultural, historical, and philosophical dimensions, celebrated across Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism. Here is a detailed exploration of its importance: 🌟 Spiritual Enlightenment and the Guru's Role Dispelling Ignorance: The term "Guru" derives from Sanskrit ("Gu" = darkness, "Ru" = remover), symbolizing the guru's role in eradicating ignorance and guiding disciples toward wisdom and self-realization. Heightened Receptivity: The full moon in Ashadha (June–July) is believed to amplify spiritual energy, making disciples more receptive to the guru's grace. Celestial alignments on this day facilitate deeper meditation and inner transformation. Rituals of Devotion: Disciples perform Guru puja (worship), padapuja (veneration of the guru's sandals), and offer charnamrita (nectar of the feet) as symbols of surrender and gratitude. 📜 Historical and Religious Origins Hinduism:...
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