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Sharad Purnima: India's Holistic Celebration of Nature, Devotion, and Divine Love
6 Oct
Summary
- Brightest full moon of the year, symbolizing completeness and divine energy
- Rituals and fasting believed to cleanse the soul and attract positive energy
- Diverse regional celebrations, from Raas Purnima in Braj to Kojagara Purnima in Bengal
On October 6, 2025, Hindus across India will celebrate Sharad Purnima, one of the most auspicious full moon days in the Hindu calendar. This sacred night marks the brightest full moon of the year, when devotees believe the moon shines with all sixteen Kala(s), symbolizing completeness, prosperity, and divine energy.
According to Hindu beliefs, the moon on this night possesses special healing properties, and observing the moonlight or preparing food under its glow is considered spiritually purifying and beneficial for health. Devotees will perform special pujas, offer prayers to Lord Chandra, and observe fasts, seeking to cleanse their souls and attract positive energy.
