Poornima, also known as the Full Moon Day, is one of the most sacred days in the Hindu lunar calendar. It marks the time when the Moon is at its fullest brilliance, symbolizing completeness, prosperity, and spiritual illumination.
Each month, Purnima holds special religious importance and is often associated with the worship of Lord Vishnu, Lord Shiva, and Goddess Lakshmi. Many devotees observe fasts, visit temples, perform rituals, chant mantras, and offer charity (daan) on this day to attain divine blessings and inner peace.
Famous Purnimas include Guru Purnima, Kartik Purnima, Sharad Purnima, and Buddha Purnima, each with its unique spiritual significance and traditions.
Donating on Purnima is not just charity — it’s a sacred exchange of light, love, and devotion that uplifts both the giver and the receiver.
Offering food is considered the highest form of daan. On Purnima, feeding devotees, saints, and the needy brings nourishment to both body and soul.
Cows are revered as divine mothers (Gomata) in Hinduism. Offering Gau Seva on Purnima brings peace, protection, and spiritual merit.
Lighting diyas or offering ghee lamps in the temple on Purnima symbolizes victory of light over darkness.
On Full Moon Day (Purnima), offering Temple Seva carries immense Punya. Your donation helps conduct Deep Daan, Bhog Seva, and Maha Aarti for the deity.
Participate in Purnima Donation Seva and make this Full Moon truly meaningful.