🪔 Guru Purnima: The Light of Wisdom in Our Cultural Roots
🌕 What is Guru Purnima? Guru Purnima is a sacred day celebrated across India to honour the Guru – the one who dispels darkness (Gu) and brings light (Ru). Observed on the full moon day (Purnima) of Ashadha month (June–July), this occasion transcends religion, language, and region. It is a deep cultural expression of gratitude, wisdom, and inner transformation. In India, a Guru is not just a teacher – they are seen as a guide, mentor, philosopher, and spiritual torchbearer. From scriptures to soil, from classical dance to digital entrepreneurship – every field has its Gurus. --- 📜 Origin and Spiritual Significance 🕉️ Maharshi Ved Vyasa – The Adi Guru Guru Purnima is also called Vyasa Purnima, in honour of Maharshi Ved Vyasa, the legendary sage who: Composed the Mahabharata, India’s epic of ethics, duty, and dharma Compiled and classified the four Vedas Shaped the foundation of Sanatana Dharma He is considered the first Guru (Adi Guru) of the Vedic tradition — a transmitte...