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An interfaith, intercommunity Hindu celebration called Chaitra Pournami is celebrated on Purnima Day of the Chaitra month. It is commemorated on the full moon day in the month of Chithirai, which falls on a day in April or May according to the Gregorian calendar, and is celebrated throughout South Asia.

The Chitra Full Moon in Libra is known as the Moon of “Balancing Karma.” The energies of “Abundance” and “Regeneration” are added to this energy by the Chitra star. The Moon is therefore brimming with good and inventive energy on this day when it shines on Earth, energies that are powerful in eradicating the bad karma that prevents you from enjoying prosperity, health, and relationships. On this day, meditation can also help you achieve spiritual enlightenment, particularly the type of meditation that includes connecting your subtle body’s crown and heart chakras.

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The significance of Chitra Pournami in mythology:

• The festival of Chitra Purnima is regarded as Chitragupta, the divine accountant’s birthday. ,’s He was created by Lord Brahma using the Sun God. He is regarded as the helper and the younger brother of Yama, the God of Death. It is said that Chitragupta keeps watching over Earth to keep track of both good and evil activities committed by people.
• It’s also said that Chitragupta promptly reviews the person’s list of both positive and negative karmas once someone passes away. The message is subsequently forwarded to Lord Yama, who will ultimately decide the fate of the person’s soul.
• He becomes lenient on this day and is able to assist individuals who use cures to remove their karma in having their crimes forgiven.

2023 Chitra Pournami Date Festival Pooja Timings Puja Tithi

• Chitra Pournami on May 5, 2023, Friday
• Pournami Tithi Begins – May 4, 2023, 11:44 p.m.
• On May 5, 2023, at 11:03 p.m., Pournami Tithi ends.

Chitra Pournami Temple – The ancient temple of Mangala Devi:

At the summit of a hill 1337 meters above sea level, the ancient temple of Mangala Devi is tucked away in lush forest. The temple was constructed using Keralan traditional design. Only during the Chithra Pournami festival day, which is held in the months of April and May, are visitors permitted here.