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Eyes on Vedic holidays: Guru Purnima and 10 July full moon
The first full moon after the summer solstice is spiritually very auspicious, and it occurs during the 15th lunar day, which lasts up to 1500 ED in Eastern America on 10 July. This is a very auspicious time to get grace from a guru or big mind. A wonderful time to read spiritual literature and worship for your guru. A good time to donate to spiritual masters and his schools supports spiritual knowledge. Meditation and worship performed on Guru Purnima are particularly powerful.
If you do not have a guru, it is a day to honor our teachers. Our first teacher was our mother, and then our school teachers, and perhaps our local priests, and then our college mentor. Take time to remember all those who bring you out of ignorance with deep love and gratitude.
Komila Sutton discussed the importance of the Guru and says: Gu means darkness, RU means spreading, ending. Guru means one who removes the darkness of ignorance. A guru is a spiritual teacher who shows the aspiration to the path of high knowledge. He brings light to his disciples by showing means to find eternal light. Spiritual gurus are seen as a bridge between individual and divine, and therefore have great importance in Vedic philosophy. The Guru opens the eyes of the aspiration for his higher self and shows them divine light, where they, candidates, were struggling in the dark. Therefore, centuries than any other person was honored and honored, as only Gurus can only show aspirant a path in divine and bring them from darkness to light.
Guru Purnima is the day on which someone’s gratitude expresses gratitude. In India, for thousands of years, after the summer solstice, Dhanu is celebrated in the full moon in the full moon in honor of the divine gurus. Ved Vyas is considered as the guru of all the gurus and Guru Purnima is dedicated to him. Vyas edited four Vedas and wrote 18 Puranas, Mahabharata and Srimad Bhagwat. He also taught Dattatreya, who spread the knowledge of Vyas to other gurus. ,
The history of Guru Purnima is attractive. Sarabini Rath discussed that it says:
“In yogic learning, it is said that Guru Purnima was the day that saw Shiva becoming Adi Guru or first Guru. The story tells that 15,000 years ago, a yogi appeared in the Himalayas. His presence was extraordinary, and people gathered. Whatever was happening to him, he rejected what was happening to him. The reception.
So take a day off, enjoy deep attention and celebration, and spend time with your spiritual group.
I will leave you one of the great spiritual teachers of my spiritual tradition with a beautiful quotation, Swami Brahmanada Saraswati Jagguru Bhawan Shankaracharya of Jyoti Maths:
Getting a human body is a rare thing. Use it completely. There are four million types of life that a soul can collect. After that, someone gets a chance to be human. To get a human body, therefore, no one should waste a chance. If you do not give importance to it, you will not be left in the hand and you will cry at the end.
Because you are human, God has given you the power to think and decide good and bad. Therefore, you should never consider yourself a weak or fallen creature. Whatever can happen can happen now because you did not know, but be careful now … After being human, if you do not reach God, then you have sold a diamond for the price of spinac.H,
Special thanks to Komila Sutton, Sarabini chariot and all my spiritual gurus!
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