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 Introduction to Guru Purnima:
A lot of fairs and festivals are celebrated with great fervor in the state of Madhya Pradesh. Besides the enthusiasm of the local populace, the existing rituals, tradition and culture of these fairs and festivals make for a grand viewing. Amongst the Fairs and Festivals in Madhya Pradesh, Guru Purnima is one occasion that has an appeal of its own.
History of Guru Purnima:
Guru Purnima in Madhya Pradesh, India is held on the full moon day in the month of Ashad (July-August). This festival is dedicated to the memory of the great sage Vyasa. It was sage Vyasa who edited the four Vedas, wrote the Mahabharata, the 18 Puranas and the Srimad Bhagavata. Vyasa even trained Dattatreya, who is considered to be the Guru of Gurus.
Description Guru Purnima:
In the Indian culture, Gurus who impart knowledge are considered at par with the Gods. Acquiring knowledge is the foundation of a man’s future. So, worshipping a guru is akin to worshipping truth, knowledge and thereby gaining invaluable experiences. As part of Guru Purnima celebrations in Madhya Pradesh, India, students visit their teachers, elders and guides on this day in order to show respect to them. On such visits, the students generally offer gifts of sweets, coconuts and clothes to their teachers. These gifts are called by the name of Gurudakshina. In some parts of Madhya Pradesh, discourses are held in community gatherings where the readings of Bhagawad Gita are arranged.
So, if you organize your tour to Madhya Pradesh in tune with Guru Purnima celebrations, you would have a memorable experience of observing the fanfare linked to this event.
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