Pournami 2021 / Purnima 2021
Pournami 2021 - Looking for list of pournami dates in 2021? Pournami is the full moon day and its consider as the auspicious day.Everyone will be looking for Pournami dates to worship god and performing Poojas. Here listed out all the Pournami 2021 dates and time for your reference.
Date | Day | Start Time | End Time |
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January 28, 2021 | Thursday | Jan 28 1:44 AM | Jan 29 1:35 AM |
February 27, 2021 | Saturday | Feb 26 3:49 PM | Feb 27 2:42 PM |
March 28, 2021 | Sunday | Mar 28 3:12 AM | Mar 29 1:18 AM |
April 26, 2021 | Monday | Apr 26 12:17 PM | Apr 27 09:58 AM |
May 26, 2021 | Wednesday | May 25 7:56 PM | May 26 5:30 PM |
June 24, 2021 | Wednesday | Jun 24 3:02 AM | Jun 25 12:51 AM |
July 23, 2021 | Friday | Jul 23 10:37 AM | Jul 24 8:49 AM |
August 22, 2021 | Sunday | Aug 21 7:19 PM | Aug 22 6:17 PM |
September 20, 2021 | Monday | Sep 19 5:19 AM | Sep 20 5:51 AM |
October 20, 2021 | Wednesday | Oct 19 7:55 PM | Oct 20 8:54 PM |
November 18, 2021 | Thursday | Nov 18 1:02 PM | Nov 19 2:51 PM |
December 18, 2021 | Saturday | Dec 18 08:14 AM | Dec 19 10:22 AM |
What is Pournami or Purnima?
Pournami is the full moon day and its consider as the auspicious day. In South India full moon day is called as Pournmai where is in North India full moon day is called as Purnima. However, in South India fasting on the pournami day is called as Pournami Vratam.
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Pournami 2021 Fasting or Pournami Viratham
Pournami 2021 fasting on Chaturdashi occurs only when Pournami 2021 starts during Madhyahna period on previous day. It is believed that if Chaturdashi prevails beyond Madhyahna then it pollutes Pournami / Purnima Tithi and this Chaturdashi day should not be considered for Pournami / Purnima fasting even if Pournami / Purnima prevails during evening. There are no two opinions on this rule.
In North India full moon day is known as Pournami or Purnima. However in South India full moon day is known as Pournami or Pournima and fasting on this day is known as Pournami Viratham. Pournami Viratham is observed from sunrise to till sighting of the moon.
Pournami Fasting days might not be same for two locations. Hence one should set the location before noting down Pournami Viratham dates.
Difference between Amavasai / Amavasya and Pournami / Purnima
- As per Hindu lunar calendar, Pournami / Purnima is called full moon day while Amavasai / Amavasya is called no moon day or new moon day
- When the moon is completely exposed to the sun, it is called Pournami / Purnima, and when the earth completely blocks the moon from the sun, it is called Amavasai / Amavasya
- As we all know that the moon revolves around the earth, and the time taken by the moon to complete one rotation around the earth is called a lunar month. During this period, New moon (Amavasai / Amavasya) and full moon (Pournami / Purnima) occur and are separated by 14.765295 days in between
- Evil powers and negative forces reign during Amavasai / Amavasya. On the contrary, positive forces and divine energy rule during Pournami / Purnima. Hence, this is the reason, Pournami / Purnima is considered to be highly auspicious in the Hindu tradition.
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