Guru Purnima 2018: Importance and significance of Guru Purnima

Guru Purnima 2018: Guru Purnima is also known as Vyasa Purnima. Because Ved Vyasa - Mahabharata's author is believed to be born today. (Designed by Nidhi Mishra / Indian Express)

Guru Purnima celebrates the full moon day of Shaka Samabat with Hindu calendar by Buddhists, Hindus and Jaines. This festival commemorates the kindness of the spiritual master and teacher, the worship of thousands of believers, and the enlightenment of their masters.

This festival has a deep and interesting history, this year is Friday, July 27. Guru Purnima itself is a conflicting term, 'Gu' means darkness and 'ru' means elimination of darkness. Therefore, the guru is thought to be the elimination of all dark people from our lives. From spiritual experts to secular experts, people pay tribute to national teachers. In Nepal, it is called Teacher's Day.

It is believed that the Buddha announced his first sermon this day. After five weeks of enlightenment under Bodhi 's tree, he preached on the full moon day from Bodhgaya to Luyeyuan of Uttar Pradesh. Followers of Buddha celebrated this day to worship him therefore.

I know that even Shiva will take over his study of yoga to his disciple "Saptarishis" or seven saints this day.

Guru Purnima is also known as Vyasa Purnima, because it is thought that the author of Ved Vyasa - Mahabharata was born today, he is a pioneer of the tradition of Guru - Sihia.

Guru Purnima is a day devoted to the teacher. Guru Purnima is celebrated in India, Nepal, and other countries influenced by Buddhism and Jainism. In Nepal, people celebrate this day as a teacher's day. This year's Guru Purnima's day is July 27th. The festival was celebrated on the full moon day of the Hindu Ashadha moon (Purnima) from June to July. This day is the first peak of the month cycle after the peak of the solar cycle. Masters are teachers, masters, tutoring teachers, and guide students in the right path. The word Guru comes from two words gu and ru. The Sanskrit word root gu means darkness or ignorance, and ru means dark makeup remover. Therefore, gurus is a person who eliminates the darkness of our ignorance.

According to Hindu guru Guru Purnima, I celebrated at June Ashadha from June to July. Hindus in India and Nepal celebrate Guruurunima as a honor and memorial religious festival of their spiritual and academic master's degree. Since the advent of civilization, Guru Purnima is celebrating in India. India was born on September 5, 988 and celebrated its teacher's day on the birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a very good philosopher. He has served in many famous universities including Oxford University.