Happy Guru Purnima 2020, Wishes, Images, Quotes
Guru Purnima is one of the most popular and well known festivals that are celebrated in India. This is mainly celebrated by Hindus, Buddhist and Jain religion. Guru Purnima comes on the first full moon day of Asadh month according to Hindi Calendar and according to English calendar in the month of July.
This is the day for students to say thank you to their teachers and to show their respect and appreciation to them. Guru word is taken from the two Sanskrit words, “GU” and “Ru” of which GU means darkness and illiteracy in a person, and the Ru means a person who removes the darkness from that person. Thus, the word Guru means from a person who removes the darkness and ignorance from someone.
Guru Purnima is celebrated to remember the birth of the ancient Sain Vyasa, who wrote four Vedas, eighteen Puranas, the Mahabharata and the Srimad Bhagavata. Because of the name of Saint Vyasa, this day is also called as “Vyasa Purnima.” Whereas Buddhists, on the other hand celebrate this day to show their dignity to their leader Lord Buddha who dispatched their first Sermon on this day at Saranath after having departed from Bodhgaya with 5 of his disciples.
In Hindu culture, Guru Purnima is very devotional festival devoted to scholarly and pedantic teachers, who are always ready to lighting up the knowledge and wisdom of humans, share their experiences with a very good heart.
Happy Guru Purnima 2020, Wishes, Images, Quotes
It is very difficult to express the bond between students and teachers. Teachers may sometimes scold their students, but they also think about the future of their students.
We can wish to our teachers by saying Happy Guru Purnima sir, thank you for guiding and leading me always to a right path. You are the one who helped me to conquer my weak points, and inspired me to focus on my capabilities and to give me confidence in myself.
Guru Purnima 2020 consigned to 5th July 2020 which is yet to come.
The words become very short to say thank you to our teachers. We can thank them by expressing our thoughts that “Thank You” sir/madam for believing in me. Because of your efforts, I have achieved a lot more than I think ever. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for what you have done for me selflessly. Not only, have you made me a good student but also h good human. You show me the right path of knowledge and awareness.
I want to pay my gratitude to you that because of you, I can handle my all problems. You also taught me lessons of my life. In our Indian culture, Guru or teachers have given the place of our parents. And this Shloka is recited that
- “Guru Brahma Guru Vishnu,
- Guru Devo Maheshwaraha,
- Guru Saakshat Param Brahma,
- Tasmai Sri Gurave Namaha.”
Happy Guru Purnima dear teacher, thank you for being the sunshine of my life by giving the ray of your blessings. Students can also give their best wishes to teachers by respecting them to wash the feet of Gurus which is generally called, “Padapuja” in Hindi religion.
There are so many schools that celebrate this festival in a very traditional way. Many programmes are organized by students including classical dances, singing, drama, and other performances.
Students can give their teacher’s flowers, greetings cards, shol and other things. On this auspicious day, students tribute their prayers to teachers, worship them and pay respect to them. This day is celebrated by conducting various programmers and cultural performance by the organizations.
This day is celebrated for giving respect and appreciation to our teachers and seeking for their blessings and learning life lessons from them. Because a teacher is the one who plays a significant role in our life. Where there is no respect for teachers, there is no success. Nowadays, in Ashrams a Pooja is also kept to give honor to our gurus. Guru Purnima is one of the festivals among other festivals which are celebrated all over the country.