Ashadha Purnima 2026 Date: In Hindu religion, the full moon date of Ashadha month is considered to have special religious and spiritual significance. This day is not only the last day of Ashadh month, but it is also celebrated with full devotion as Guru Purnima and Kokila Vrat. According to religious beliefs, by bathing in holy rivers, meditating and donating on the day of Ashadh Purnima, a person gets freedom from sins and attains inexhaustible virtue. If you are also going to keep the fast of Ashadh Purnima this year, then first know some rules which are important to follow.
According to Drik Panchang, Ashadh Purnima Tithi will start on July 28, 2026 at 6.18 pm. Whereas, Purnima Tithi will end on 29th July 2026 at 8:05 pm. Since Purnima Tithi will be present at the time of sunrise on 29th July, hence on the basis of Udaya Tithi, the festival of Ashadh Purnima will be celebrated on 29th July 2026.
On the day of Ashadh Purnima, it is considered auspicious to wake up in the morning before sunrise and take bath. If it is not possible to go to any holy river or pilgrimage place and take bath, then one can take bath at home by mixing Ganga water in the bath water. After this, wear clean clothes and clean the place of worship and meditate on Lord Vishnu. Yellow flowers, sandalwood, basil leaves and fruits can be offered to Lord Vishnu. After this, light a ghee lamp and perform aarti of God and pray for your wishes. Chanting Vishnu Sahasranama or mantras of Lord Vishnu on this day is also considered auspicious.
The tradition of bathing and donating on Purnima Tithi is centuries old. According to religious belief, on this day it is auspicious to donate food, clothes, grains and money to needy people as per one's capacity. Donation should always be done according to faith and capacity. On the day of Ashadh Purnima, feeding green fodder to a cow and providing food to a needy person is also considered virtuous.
The day of Ashadh Purnima is considered very special for worship, bathing, charity and religious activities. There are some tasks on this day which should be avoided as per religious beliefs.
On the day of full moon, one should avoid insulting any poor, needy, elderly or saint. It is considered auspicious to help a needy person as per one's ability.
Avoid unnecessary disputes or fights at home on this day. According to religious beliefs, peace and positive atmosphere should be maintained in the house on the day of worship.
On the day of full moon, it is advised to stay away from alcohol, non-vegetarian food and intoxicants. On this day, it is considered better to focus on eating satvik food and keeping the mind calm.
On the day of full moon, one should control his speech. Avoid speaking ill of someone or intentionally hurting someone.
If you are worshiping Lord Vishnu or your favorite deity on this day, then take care of cleanliness and worship with full devotion. One should avoid doing puja just for show.
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