Guru Purnima 2021 Sanskrit Quotes, HD Images, Wishes, Status, Greetings, and Messages to share
Guru Purnima 2021 Sanskrit Quotes, HD Images, Wishes, Status, Greetings, and Messages: Guru Purnima is just in the corner. This year, the festival will be celebrated on 24 July. As per the Hindu Calendar, the festival is celebrated every year on the Purnima (Full Moon Day) of the Hindu month Ashadh. the festival is fully dedicated to the Teachers, whether they are Academic, or Spiritual. The day also marks the Birth Anniversary of the Great Hindu Poet and the writer of the biggest Hindu epic “Mahabharata“, Ved Vyasa. As he was born on this day, that’s why this festival is also called Vyasa Purnima.
On this Day, people thank their teachers (Guru) for their role and support. If you also want to thank your teacher, then use these Sanskrit Guru Purnima Quotes, HD Images, Wishes, Status, Greetings, or Messages. These Sanskrit Quotes, HD Images, Wishes, Status, Greetings, and Messages for Guru Purnima 2021 you can use to thank your teacher in a Traditional Way.
Guru Purnima 2021 Quotes, HD Images, Wishes, Status, Greetings, and Messages
You introduced me to myself and showed me the right way. Thanks for making me who I am. Wish you a happy Guru Purnima 2021!
Everyone in their life will have a Guru to lead them, I had you in my life as my Guru. You made me come out of my ignorance. I learned to handle the problems all because of you. I always pay my tribute to you. Happy Guru Purnima!
Guru Purnima celebrates the human ability to rise beyond physical nature, and the Greatness of Adiyogi, who made this possible. – Sadhguru
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I couldn’t have gained knowledge from anywhere else. The lessons that you imparted went on to build a strong foundation for my life. I thank you for guiding and showing me the right path—a very Happy and Blissful Guru Purnima to you, Teacher.
Today is the day to be grateful to your teacher. Happy Guru Purnima
Guru is the creator Brahma, Guru is the preserver Vishnu, Guru is the destroyer, Shiva. Guru is directly the supreme spirit — I offer my salutations to this Guru. – Adi Shankara
