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Guru Purnima marks the birth anniversary of Ved Vyasa, the revered sage and author of the Mahabharata in Hindu tradition.
Digital Desk: As we commemorate Guru Purnima this Sunday, it's a time to express gratitude towards our teachers, mentors, and spiritual guides. This festival holds significance for Hindus, Buddhists, and Jains, observed annually on the first full moon day after the summer solstice. According to the Hindu calendar, Guru Purnima falls in the month of Ashadha, typically around July to August.
In Buddhism, it is believed that Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon on this auspicious day. The term 'Guru' originates from Sanskrit words 'Gu,' meaning darkness, and 'Ru,' meaning dispeller of darkness. A guru, therefore, is one who dispels the darkness of ignorance, guiding towards knowledge and enlightenment. Additionally, Guru Purnima marks the birth anniversary of Ved Vyasa, the revered sage and author of the Mahabharata in Hindu tradition.
In Nepal, this day is celebrated as Teacher's Day, while for others, it presents a prime opportunity to express appreciation to their teachers and mentors for their guidance and inspiration. Here are some quotes to convey wishes on Guru Purnima:
Guru Purnima 2024: Quotes
Guru Purnima 2024: Wishes
These sentiments capture the essence of Guru Purnima, celebrating the profound impact of teachers and mentors in our lives.
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