About The Event
Guru Purnima is a festival of immense importance in Hinduism. On that day, the Guru principle is around 1000 times more than others. On the day of Guru Purnima, you can express the gratitude you possess to your teachers. We can see that Indian classical dancing and music classes continue to follow the Guru Shishya Parampara. This further increases the need for practicing Guru Purnima.
On the day of Guru Purnima, Adi Yogi imparted the knowledge that helped create a bridge between the creator and creations. The ultimate focus is on formulating scientific ways that can assist you in overcoming the various boundaries. We have been creating different physical and other barriers in our lives. Through Guru Purnima, we are trying to transcend beyond them and move towards an eternal realm. It was on the day of Guru Purnima, Adi Yogi shared the wisdom that made people realize that everything in life is temporal. Another significance of Guru Purnima is that it prioritizes our desire to evolve beyond our present dimension.
Guru Purnima is a day of gratitude. On this auspicious day, we can be thankful for the knowledge and wisdom shared by our Gurus. However, we cannot provide anything in return that equals what our Gurus have given us. The only way to enhance what we have attained or learned from our Gurus is to share the light of knowledge with others. It is always about passing on wisdom to others and keeping it alive. For Guru Purnima, we are not celebrating an individual teacher or Guru. Here, we are trying to pay our respects to all the spiritual and academic Gurus who have helped us grow.
Guru Purnima, thus, is a festival of immense importance in India and Hinduism. It plays a pivotal role in Buddhism and Jainism, as well. At Guru Purnima, we can focus on moving beyond the boundaries of our lives and liberating ourselves. Most importantly, we show our respect to our Gurus, who have removed darkness and ignorance from our lives.