Mgha Purnima(Magh puja.4)
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MAGH PURNIMA PUJA MUHURTA & PUJA BIDHI 2023
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Magha Purnimais on 5th
February 2023
(Sunday)
(Sunday)
Magha Purnima Timings
Poornima Tithi Begins at 09.29 p.m on February 14th 2023Poornima Tithi Ends at 11:58 p.m: on February 5th, 2023Subha muhhurta on 5th feb from sunrise to 2;41 in the afternoon.Soubhyaagya yoga from 2.41 p.m till 3.25 p.m on 5th feb.
Magha Purnima also known as Maghi Purnima is
a full moon day which falls in the month of Magh according to the Hindu
calendar. It is the month in which the famous Kumbh Mela (held every 12
years) and the Magha Mela (an annual event) takes place at Triveni Sangam (a confluence of three rivers) in Prayag or Allahabad.
Magha is
one of the most sacred months because at the beginning of the month the
sun sets on its northern path. Magha Purnima is the last and most
important day of the month of Magh. It is regarded as an auspicious day
to take holy bath.Magha Purnima also marks the conclusion of the Magha month in North India. Therefore, the full moon day of this month is greatly revered by Hindu devotees especially the worshippers of Lord Vishnu.
Magha Mela which is an annual event is held at Prayag in Allahabad and millions of devotees including pilgrims, underprivileged, priests, ascetics and the common man take a holy bath on this day.
Significance
Magh Purnima is venerated as a 'bathing festival' across the country and a dip in the Ganga on this day holds high religious merit. Hindu devotees take a holy bath in the Ganga or Yamuna rivers every day of the month which begins from Paush Purnima and ends on Magha Purnima. Those who cannot make it to the sacred river can take a bath in any other stream, river, tank or pond which is regarded as holy and auspicious.On this day, a number of bathing festivals are held on the banks of holy rivers like the Ganga, Jamuna, Kaveri, Krishna, Tapti, etc. People walk for miles and miles to be able to take a single holy dip in the river. A dip in the sea at Kanyakumari and Rameshwaram also has high religious value.
Similarly, a bath in the Pushkar Lake in Rajasthan is also regarded as equally auspicious. In Madras at Kumbhakamaon,
there are shrines of Nageshwara and Sarangpani near which there is a
large tank in which devotees can take a dip on this holy day. It is
believed that the water of the sacred Ganga flows into this tank on this
auspicious day. -
Magh Purnima Puja
Lord Satyanarayana is worshipped on the day of Magh Purnima. He is worshipped with fruits, banana leaves, supari, pan, til, moli, roli, kumkum etc. Panchamrit is made with milk, honey, banana, ganga jal, tulsi and sweets. Prasad is made by mixing wheat and sugar together and roasting them. Lord Satyanarayana is worshipped after this Katha. After this, Goddess Laxmi, Lord Shiva and Lord Brahma.
Lord Satyanarayana is worshipped on the day of Magh Purnima. He is worshipped with fruits, banana leaves, supari, pan, til, moli, roli, kumkum etc. Panchamrit is made with milk, honey, banana, ganga jal, tulsi and sweets. Prasad is made by mixing wheat and sugar together and roasting them. Lord Satyanarayana is worshipped after this Katha. After this, Goddess Laxmi, Lord Shiva and Lord Brahma.
On
the day of Magh Purnima, Lord Vishnu is worshipped after taking a bath.
Just like Makar Sankranti, donating food, clothes etc to Brahmanas is
considered sacred on this day. Lord Vishnu blesses any person who takes a
bath on this day in some sacred river. He blesses such a person with
happiness, contentment, wealth etc.
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