06/10/2025
Today, Ashwina Shukla Purnima (October 6, 2025), the Moon attains all its 16 Kalas, marking the sacred night of Sharad Purnima the most luminous night of the year.
According to Vedic astrology, each Kala of the Moon represents a level of consciousness, emotion, and nourishment.
When all 16 Kalas unite, the Moon becomes Purna-Chandra, radiating Soma tattva the divine nectar that heals, calms, and rejuvenates life.
Spiritual & Astrological Significance:
The full Moon tonight resides in Ashwini Nakshatra, amplifying purity, healing, and life force.
The Moon (Chandra) symbolizes the manas the human mind; when it’s full, it reflects mental balance, emotional completeness, and spiritual clarity.
This alignment makes Sharad Purnima ideal for meditation, mantra chanting, and love-centered sadhana.
The Night of Maha Raas The Dance of Divine Love:
Scriptures describe that on this very night, Lord Krishna performed the Maha Raas Leela with the Gopis under the golden moonlight of Braj.
The Moon with 16 Kalas mirrors Krishna Himself Purna Purushottam, the complete being, filled with divine love (Prema) and bliss (Ananda).
It is said that on Sharad Purnima, the rays of the Moon become nectar-like Amrit, capable of healing the body and purifying the mind.
What To Do Tonight:
Prepare kheer and place it under the moonlight — let it absorb lunar nectar and blessings of Krishna.
Chant “Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya” or “Om Somaya Namah” to balance the mind and heart.
Meditate on Krishna as the eternal Moon of consciousness, and let devotion fill your being.
Maintain peace, silence, and gratitude tonight, even the cosmos dances to Krishna’s flute.
Sharad Purnima reminds us:
When the Moon is complete, the mind becomes calm.
When love is complete, the soul becomes one with Krishna.
May the divine nectar of this night bless your heart with devotion, peace, and eternal joy.