Purnima 2025: Dates, Timings, Rituals, and Importance Of Puranmashi Vrat
Purnima also known as Pournami or Pournima, a sacred Full Moon day in Hinduism, is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and marked by fasting, rituals, and worship. Discover the Purnima dates in 2025, along with its rituals and spiritual significance.
Purnima dates & timings in 2025: Purnima, also called the Full Moon Day, is an important occasion in Hinduism. It is a day devoted to worshipping Lord Vishnu, and many people observe it with fasting and prayers. Let¡¯s explore the meaning of Purnima 2025, its rituals, importance, and the complete list of dates.
Purnima 2025: Dates and Timings
Here is a detailed list of Purnima dates in 2025 with timings to help you plan your observances:
Month | Purnima | Date & Day | Start & End time |
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January | Paush Purnima | January 13, Monday | Start - January 13, 5:03 am End - January 14, 3:56 am |
February | Magha Purnima | February 11, Tuesday | Start - February 11, 6:56 pm End - February 12, 7:23 pm |
March | Hutasani Purnima | March 13, Thursday | Starts - March 13, 10:36 am End - March 14, 12:24 pm |
April | Chaitra Purnima | April 13, Sunday | Start - April 12, 3:22 am End - April 13, 5:52 am |
May | Buddha/ Vaishakha Purnima | May 11, Sunday | Start - May 11, 8:02 pm End - May 12, 10:25 pm |
June | Deva Snana/ Jyeshta Purnima | June 10, Tuesday | Start - June 10, 11:36 am End - June 11, 1:13 pm |
July | Guru Purnima | July 10, Thursday | Start - July 10, 1:37 am End - July 11, 2:06 am |
August | Narali/ Sravana Purnima | August 08, Friday | Start - August 08, 2:12 pm End - August 09, 1:25 pm |
September | Bhadrapada Purnima | September 07, Sunday | Start - September 07, 1:41 am End - September 07, 11:38 pm |
October | Sharad Purnima | October 06, Monday | Start - October 06, 12:24 pm End - October 07, 9:17 am |
November | Kartik Purnima | November 04, Tuesday | Start - November 04, 10:36 pm End - November 05, 6:49 pm |
December | Marchgashirsha Purnima | December 04, Thursday | Start - December 04, 8:38 am End - December 05, 4:44 am |
What is Purnima?
Purnima refers to the Full Moon day, a time regarded as sacred in Hindu culture. On this day, devotees worship Lord Vishnu, often in the form of Satyanarayan, and conduct Satyanarayan Puja. Fasting is a common practice, observed with deep faith and devotion.
In North India, the day is commonly called Purnima, while in South India, it is known as Pournami or Pournima. The fasting ritual in South India is referred to as Pournami Vratam.
Importance of Purnima
The Full Moon Day is celebrated for its spiritual and religious significance. The Moon's rays on this day are believed to carry divine energy, which can cleanse and heal the mind and soul. Fasting on Purnima is thought to help reduce stress, anxiety, and mental unease.
Astrological Significance
In astrology, the Moon governs emotions, the mind, water, and relationships. If someone has a weak Moon in their horoscope, such as being placed in the 6th, 8th, or 12th house or influenced by malefic planets like Saturn, Rahu, or Ketu, it is recommended to worship the Moon. Offering Arghya (water) to the Moon during Purnima is believed to reduce problems related to emotions, mental health, and relationships.
Rituals Observed on Purnima
- Fasting: Devotees fast from morning until they see the Moon, often avoiding grains and salty foods.
- Satyanarayan Puja: This special worship of Lord Vishnu is done at homes and temples to bring prosperity and peace.
- Moon Worship: Many people offer water and prayers to the Moon to gain emotional balance and clarity.
- Charity and Good Deeds: Donating food, clothes, or money to the needy is an important part of Purnima rituals.
Why is the Full Moon Day Special?
The Full Moon symbolises completeness and harmony. Meditating or chanting sacred mantras on this day is believed to enhance positive energy and spiritual growth.
Purnima 2025 is an opportunity to connect with divine energies and bring peace and positivity into life. By fasting, performing rituals, and worshipping Lord Vishnu, devotees seek blessings for happiness and well-being. Note the Purnima dates in 2025 and celebrate this sacred day with faith and devotion.
(Date & Timings Source: Drikpanchang & prokerala)
(Note: Dates/timings may be subject to change; details mentioned here are as per the information available.)
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