The full moon of Vaishakh month is celebrated as Buddha Purnima. This day is a symbol of Lord Buddha’s birth, knowledge and Mahaparinirvana. On this auspicious occasion, people are absorbed in worship, charity and meditation. It is believed that bringing some special items home on Buddha Purnima not only brings positive energy in life, but also provides good fortune and happiness and prosperity in the house.
When is Buddhist full moon?
According to the Vedic almanac, the full moon date of Shukla Paksha of Vaishakh month will start at 8.1 pm on Sunday, May 11. This date will end at 10.25 pm on Monday, the next day of May. According to Uday Date, the festival of Buddha Purnima will be celebrated on Monday, May 12.
Bring these things home on Buddhist full moon
Buddha statue
It is considered very auspicious to install the idol of Buddha in a quiet posture in the north-east direction of the house. This keeps peace, balance and positive energy in the house. The meditating Buddha statue promotes mental peace and spiritual balance.
Bamboo
Bamboo is considered a symbol of good luck and prosperity. Bringing it home on the day of Buddha Purnima and keeping it in the northeast angle keeps harmony in family members and increases wealth.
Incense and lamp
Burning a lamp of ghee in the house on the night of Buddha Purnima and keeping it near Tulsi or in the temple removes negative energy. Apart from this, burning sandalwood or frankincense makes the atmosphere pure and pure.
Peacock feather
Peacock feather is considered a symbol of beauty and positivity. It is auspicious to bring peacock feathers to the house on the day of Buddha Purnima. Keeping it at the main gate of the house or in the living room removes negative energy and spreads positivity.
Donate items for donations
Donating food, clothes, water, fruits etc. on Buddha Purnima is considered very virtuous. Giving some donations, especially the poor and the needy brings good luck and prosperity in your life.
Silver coin
Silver is considered pure and holy metal. Bringing silver coins into the house on Buddha Purnima is a symbol of financial prosperity. It is considered auspicious to keep these coins in a temple or vault. They help in attracting wealth and prosperity.
Why is Buddhist full moon day special?
Buddha Purnima is not just a religious festival, it also gives the message of spiritual awakening and compassion. It is believed that if any auspicious work is done on this day with reverence and faith, then there are positive changes in his life. The teachings of Lord Buddha show us the path of peace, patience and tolerance. This festival reminds us that true happiness is not in external things, but in peace of mind and compassion towards others.
