Guru Purnima in Shirdi 2024



Guru Pournima (“ Pournima means full-moon”) is the one in which disciples and devotees honour and felicitate their guru and seek his or her special blessing. Although it is of great importance in Shirdi, perhaps because it is the only festival which Baba asked us to celebrate.


Hindu Puran says that the programme respecting or worshipping ‘Guru’ on this day started at the time of ‘Vyas’ writer of Mahabharat, Baba asserted the significance of this day indirectly.

Various religious activities are arranged. A great number of people flock to Shirdi during this Festival.

Guru Purnima celebrations will start in Shirdi on 20  July 2024 and end on 22  July 2024.

July 20 (Starting Day) :

Time
Programme
4.30 am
Kakad Aarati
5.00 am
Pothi & Procession of Saibaba
5.15 am
Akand Parayan of Satchartira in Dwarakamayi
5.20 am
Holy Bath & Darshan of Saibaba
6.00 am
Padya puja of Saibaba
12.30 pm
Mid-Day Aarati
4pm-6pm
Keertan
7.00 pm
Dhoop Aarti
9.15 pm
Palaquin Procession of Sri Saibaba
10.00 pm
Shej Aarti

July 21 (Main Day) :

Time
Programme
4.30 am
Kakad Aarati
5.00 am
Pothi & Procession of Saibaba, Akand Parayan of 
Satchartira Concludes
5.20 am
Holy Bath & Darshan of Saibaba
6.00 am
Padya puja of Saibaba
12.30 pm
Mid-Day Aarati
4pm-6pm
Keertan
7.00 pm
Dhoop Aarti
9.15 pm
Chariot Procession of Sri Saibaba
11.00 pm-
5.00 am
Artists Programmes

July 22 (Concluding day) :

Time
Programme
5.05 am
Holy Bath & Darshan of Saibaba
6.00 am
Padya puja of Saibaba
6.15 am
Rudrabshiek in Gurusthan Mandir
10.30 am
Gopalakala Keertan & Dahihandi
12.00 pm
Mid-day Aarati
07.00 pm
Dhoop Aarti
10.00 pm
Shej Aarti

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Comments

  1. UnknownJuly 19, 2021 at 2:56 AM

    Om sai Ram..

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  2. AnonymousJuly 21, 2021 at 10:31 AM

    is temple open for devotes

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    1. VenkateshJuly 21, 2021 at 4:44 PM

      Devotees are not allowed for darshan
      Temple remains closed from April 4th.

      Delete

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