Narali Purnima 2022: Marathi Wishes, Quotes, Greetings, Images, Messages, Shayari and WhatsApp Status Video To Download

An major holiday observed by the fishing community in India’s western coastal districts is Narali Purnima. It is known as “Shravan Purnima” because it occurs on the “Purnima” day (full moon day) in the month of “Shravan.” In Maharashtra and the Konkan districts, Narali Purnima is celebrated with a great deal of fervour and dedication.

Narali Purnima 2022 Date

Narali Purnima is a holiday devoted to honoring Varuna, the god of the sea, and is mostly observed by people involved in fisheries and other sea-related occupations. The celebration, which is primarily observed in Maharashtra’s coastal regions, heralds the start of the harvest season. This year the festival is on August 12.

This ceremony is observed by members of the Fisher community in an effort to deflect off unfortunate events while at sea. The phrase “Purnima” denotes the “full moon day,” and the term “Narali” means “coconut.” Coconut serves a crucial function today. Narali Purnima falls around the same time as other celebrations like “Shravani Purnima,” “Raksha Bandhan,” and “Kajari Poornima.” Although customs and civilizations may vary, the holidays’ importance never changes.

Narali Purnima How It’s Celebrated

On the day of Narali Purnima, followers of Lord Varun adore him. A coconut is presented to the Lord of the Sea at this time. Conducting the puja procedures on Shravana Purnima is thought to delight Lord Varun. Devotees seek safety from all maritime perils.

Among the most popular ceremonies are the “Upnayan” and “Yagyopaweet” ceremonies. On Narali Purnima, worshippers also worship to Lord Shiva because it is thought that the coconut’s three eyes are a representation of the three-eyed Lord Shiva. On this day, the Brahmins who carry out the “Shravani Upakarma” observe a penance without ingesting any food. They observe the “phalahar” Vrata by continuously consuming coconuts.

Marathi Wishes, Quotes, Greetings, Images, Messages, Shayari and WhatsApp Status Video To Download

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“On the occasion of Narali Purnima, I wish that Sea God take away all your problems and tensions and bless you with only happiness and smiles…. Happy Narali Purnima.”