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Spiritual significance of Jyeshtha Purnima According to the Hindu calendar, the full moon of the month of Jyeshtha, also known as ‘Snan Purnima’ or ‘Vat Purnima’, is considered extremely auspicious. This date is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Mother Lakshmi. There is a religious belief that bathing in holy rivers on this day destroys all sins and by doing charity, one gets inexhaustible fruits. Along with this, offering Arghya to the Moon strengthens the position of the Moon in the horoscope and provides mental peace.
Bhadra period and prohibited activities This time Vat Purnima will be under the shadow of Bhadra, which is not considered auspicious in astrology. According to the Panchang, Bhadra will start at 05:50 am and last till 12:46 pm. According to the scriptures, one should avoid doing any kind of auspicious or auspicious work during Bhadra period, because the work done during this period hinders getting auspicious results. Therefore, devotees are advised to perform the Manglik rituals only after 12:46 pm.
Right time for bathing and moonrise Today on Vat Purnima, the moon will rise at 10:21 pm. If you want to reap the virtuous benefits of bathing and charity, the following Muhurtas are best as per the scriptures:
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Abhijeet Muhurat: From 01:22 to 02:26 in the afternoon.
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Vijay Muhurta: From 04:35 to 05:40 in the evening.
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Amrit Kaal: From 05:23 to 07:10 in the evening.
Glory of charity and method of worship Donating food, clothes, water, jaggery and seasonal fruits on the day of Vat Purnima is considered very auspicious. This brings happiness, prosperity and prosperity in life. Devotees who are observing fast today should worship Lord Vishnu and Mother Lakshmi duly. It is believed that due to this there is never any shortage of money and grains in the house. Even small measures taken on this day prove to be especially fruitful for the long life of the husband and progress of the family.