Shabdh

Hindu parampara mein, Guru Purnima mahaan rishi Ved Vyasa ko sammanit karne ke liye manayi jaati hai, jo Bharatiya itihaas ke sabse mahaan guruon mein se ek maane jaate hain. Ve Bharat ke itihaas ke ek sabse buddhimaan vyakti the. Rishi Vyasa ko Mahabharata, Vedo, aur Puranon jaise kai mahatvapurn dharmik granthon ko likhne aur sangrahit karne ke liye jaana jaata hai. Apne vishaal gyaan aur logon ko gyaan ke madhyam se margdarshan dene ke kaaran, ve ek aadarsh guru ka prateek ban gaye. Unka janmadin Guru Purnima ke roop mein manaya jaata hai, jo Ashadha ke mahine ki Purnima (poornima) ko padta hai (June–July). Is din, chhaatr aur anuyayi apne guruon ka samman karte hain — ve jo unhein sirf pathshala ke vishay nahi, balki jeevan ke path, naitik shiksha, aur moolya sikhate hain. Log aatmaik guruon ka bhi samman karte hain jo unhein antar aatma ki shaanti aur satya ki or le jaate hain.

Guru Purnima - Honoring Sage Vyasa

In Hindu tradition, Guru Purnima is celebrated to honor the great sage Ved Vyasa, who is considered one of the greatest gurus in Indian history. He was one of the wisest men in Indian history. Sage Vyasa is known for writing and compiling many important scriptures, including the Mahabharata, the Vedas, and the Puranas. Because of his vast knowledge and the way he guided people through wisdom, he became a symbol of the ideal guru (teacher). His birthday is celebrated as Guru Purnima, which falls on the full moon day (Purnima) in the month of Ashadha (June–July). On this day, students and followers honor their gurus — the ones who teach them not just school subjects, but life lessons, morals, and values. People also pay respect to spiritual gurus who guide them toward inner peace and truth.