Purnima ‘Poornima’ is a highly blessed day in the Hindu calendar. On the occasion, the full moon shines brightly in the sky. It is considered extremely important in Hinduism. Symbolically, Purnima represents the end of darkness and the arrival of light and illumination everywhere. This ceremonial night marks the end of each month. During this time, most important festivals, customs, and rituals take place. Important festivals such as:

Holi Raksha Bandhan Hanuman Jayanti

These festivals among others are celebrated around Purnima. Each with its own significance where Purnima Calendar states that:

There are 12 Purnimas in a year Beginning with Paush Purnima Ending with Margashirsha Purnima Purnima Vrat Vidhi Observing a Purnima Fast is quite common in Hindu culture due to its religious significance. Purnima Vrat is commonly associated with Lord Satyanarayana, an avatar of Lord Vishnu. The Purnima fast is observed from sunrise to the sighting of the full moon in the evening. On the day of Purnima, devotees who practice the Purnima Vrat rise before dawn. Take a bath or dip in the sacred river. Lord Vishnu or Shiva is worshipped on this day. Devotees can perform the Puja according to their customs and traditions. Performing Lord Satyanarayan puja on this day is considered very beneficial and auspicious. A devotee’s primary requirement for the Purnima Fast is that they completely refrain from eating rice, cereal, and salt. Fruits and water are permitted during this fast. Devotees should offer their prayers with utmost devotion during the full moon sighting in the evening or at night. After that, the prasad can be served and consumed.

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