In Hindu tradition, the full moon holds immense significance, symbolizing auspicious beginnings and the eradication of obstacles. As Chaitra Purnima draws near, marking the transition into the month of Vaishakh, devotees prepare to embark on new ventures and seek blessings for prosperity and happiness.

Celebrated as the first full moon date of the Hindu New Year, Chaitra Purnima holds a special place in religious observance. On this auspicious day, devotees worship Lord Vishnu, Mother Lakshmi, and Lord Shiva, seeking their divine blessings to alleviate life's challenges and enhance household prosperity.

This year, Chaitra Purnima falls on 23rd April, with devotees encouraged to observe a fast and engage in worship rituals to dispel negative energies and seek relief from adversities.

The Purnima Tithi begins at 3:16 AM on 23rd April and concludes at 4:38 AM on 24th April. Devotees are advised to observe the fast on 23rd April, with an auspicious worship time between 11:46 AM to 12:50 PM, known as the Abhijeet Muhurta.

• To mitigate troubles and negative influences, devotees are encouraged to perform specific rituals:
• Anointing Lord Vishnu and Mata Lakshmi with turmeric-infused milk.
• Offering kheer or white laddus to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi, fostering their blessings for increased happiness and prosperity in the household.
• Offering rice mixed with raw milk to the moon during Argha Purnima, seeking relief from troubles and financial burdens.

By observing these rituals and seeking divine blessings on Chaitra Purnima, devotees aim to usher in a period of abundance, prosperity, and spiritual fulfillment in their lives.