Chaitra Purnima 2024

Chaitra is the Sanskrit word meaning when it is the case that Sun is in an elevated position within the constellation of Aries while it is the time when the Moon coincides with the stars Chaitra within the constellation of Libra It is also called Chaitra Purnima.

Chaitra Purnima is the time of full moon. Full Moon is a powerful period of manifestation and creativity. It is at this time that the mind begins to come into balance with the various types of thoughts. The awe-inspiring Sun is in Aries energises the spirit and allows us to make the right “karmic” choices that determine the direction of our lives today lives and the future.

Chitragupta the Keeper of Deeds, believes the day of Chaitra Purnima as a holy day. Chitragupta is believed to be the Keeper of Deeds. According to legend, keeps the track on our positive karma and our bad karma, and then reports his findings to the Lord Yama. Through Chitragupta, according to legend, Sun God God Brahma was the one who created Chitragupta. Chitragupta is Lord Yama’s younger brother. The times that are full moons considered to be a good time to obtain Chitragupta’s blessings. It purifies the soul of any sins and assists in the attainment of virtue in the future.

On April 23rd this year, Chaitra Purnima will be celebrated. Chaitra Purnima is Hindu Calendar’s term for Purnima Tithi which falls within the Chaitra month.

Chaitra Purnima’s special mhurat:

The full moon date of Shukla Paksha of Chaitra month will start from 03:25 am on 23 April 2024.
The Purnima Tithi of Shukla Paksha of Chaitra month will end on April 24, 2024 at 05:18 am.
Date – Chaitra Purnima will be celebrated on 23 April 2024.
Bathing time – 23rd April from 04:20 pm to 05:04 pm

Chaitra Purnima Significance

Yamaraj’s scribe Chitragupta is well-known for keeping his count of deaths and births during the year. He also records the bad and positive luck. Chitragupta’s books determine if we will be paid or punished upon our death.

Chaitra Purnima is important to Hindus because it’s when they think about what they’ve done and how they could go better next time.

People who are devoted also ask God to forgive their transgressions so they can lead in a more moral and upright way. Hanuman Jayanti occurs within the same date in the same way as Chaitra Purnima. It’s an extremely lucky day.

Chaitra Purnima Legend

Brihaspati was Lord Indra’s guide in accordance with Vedic tradition. Indra was once disobedient to his mentor. In the end, Brihaspati temporarily assigned his advisor duties to Indra to show him the ropes. Indra committed a variety of wrong things when Brihaspati was absent. In the event that Brihaspati returned to work, Indra inquired as to what he should do in order to remove the bad in his karma. Brihaspati advised Indra to make an oath.

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On the way to Madurai located in South India, Indra felt like a lot of his sins were removed from his shoulders. Lord Indra was later able to find an Shiva Linga there, and was credited by the Shiva Linga with the power of constructing an temple there. Lord Shiva created the Golden Lotuses in the nearby pond as Indra was worshiping Shiva Linga. Lord Indra was pleased and blessed. Chaitra Purnima The day that Indra was worshipped by Shiva.

Happy Chaitra Purnima – Rituals And Celebrations

The most important and first ritual on Chaitra Purnima is to get up early and have an oblation bath in a sacred stream prior to sunrise.

Devotees are expected to pray and pray for the Lord Vishnu as well as Lord Hanuman following the holy dip.

Lord Vishnu is worshiped and devotees observe a “Satyanarayana’s” fast. They have to recite ” Satyanarayana Katha” and cook holy food items to offer to the god. Fruits, suparis and the banana, moli incense sticks and the sandalwood paste are given to Lord Vishnu as well as elaborate arrangements are created at several shrines throughout Satyanarayana Puja.

At night, the sacred ritual of offering ‘Arghya’ Moon God is performed within the ceremony.

This day is the one when reading sessions to the Bhagavad Gita as well as the Ramayana are considered to be important rituals.

On the Day of Chaitra Purnima, people also perform various charitable and donations which includes offering foods, apparel, cash and other essentials for the homeless in the tradition of ‘Anna Daan.

Chaitra Purnima – Vrat Vidhi

The people wake up early on the holy holiday that falls on Chaitra Purnima and then take an opulent bath prior to sunrise. The devotees pray and worship for the Lord Vishnu as well as the Lord Hanuman before taking the holy dip.

The ‘Satyanarayana Katha’ has to be recited by the devotees who participate in a Satyanarayana fast. They also participate in various donation and charitable activities in celebration of Chaitra Purnima. It is believed that through performing charitable actions and making charitable contributions on the day of this festival, one will be free from all present and past crimes.

This day is when readings in the Bhagavad Gita and Ramayana are considered to be important rituals. People are able to recite the Hanuman Chalisa due to the fact that Hanuman Jayanti is also observed the day of Chaitra Purnima.

People then give clothing and food to those in need.

Chaitra Purnima (Chaitri Poonam 2024) – Auspiciousness

According to Hinduism, the day of the full moon, or Purnima, is a good day.
All Purnima Tithi, a lot of Hindus observe a fast. Following Ugadi, Gudi Padwa, and Vaisakhi, Chaitra Purnima is the first Purnima in the Hindu Panchang.

As we have mentioned, Chaitra Purnima is also called Cheti Punam. The fast aids people in receiving the Lord Satyanarayan the most powerful blessings.
It is also believed that anyone who adheres to this Chaitra Navratri fast will see the wishes of those who are not fulfilled become reality. It also aids in getting rid of all the hardships and pains from the life of a person.

Festivals Of Chaitra Month

Chaitra also means the start of spring . Holi the festival of colours in spring is celebrated at the time of a full moon (Purnima) in Phalguna the month that precedes Chaitra which is exactly six days following the Chaiti festival.

Chaitra is considered to be the first month in the calendar in lunar calendars that begin at the time of the moon’s new phase that occurs in March/April. The first day of Chaitra is also known as Gudi Padwa which is located in On January 1, people in Maharashtra celebrate Chithirai Vishu or Puthandu. In Tamil Nadu, people celebrate Ugadi. In Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, people celebrate Ugadi.

Chaitra Navratri Ram Navami The anniversary of the birth of Lord Ram which is celebrated in the ninth day of Chaitra and Hanuman Jayanti that occurs on the day after (Purnima) of Chaitra All of them are important festivals during the month. People in Bengal celebrate Charak Puja. In this time, Madurai hosts the world-famous “chithirai thiruvizha,” which is held on the banks of Vaigai River.

Chitterai is the first month on the Tamil calendar that begins with the Sun’s entry into Aries around mid-April.
A Tamil term “chithira pournami” means “full moon day,” and it is a day of blessings for Amman.
Chaitra is believed to be an extremely auspicious month because it was in this month that the universe was created.

The name “Chaitra,” which translates to “Spring” or “Aries Sign,” is another option.
The god Brahma created the universe on the 1st day Shukla paksha (first fortnight/first part of month) in the month of Chaitra as per the Sloka ChaturvargaChintamani. The planets, stars and Ruthu (seasons) years, and lords of time were added gradually.
The 15 days of Shukla the month of paksha are dedicated to fifteen gods. Each god is honored on every one of these days.
Celebrate a festival in which you keep your fast and seek God’s blessings Satyanarayana to be a blessing to all of us and bring good luck ahead.