Maha Kumbh Magni Purnima 2025: Maha Kumbh is one of the largest spiritual and religious events in the world. Kumbh Mela is held in prayer every 12 years, holding special significance for saints and devotees. However, Maha Kumbh occurs only once every 144 years. During this time, people from all over the world go to bathe Triveni Sangam and get spiritual purification.
Maha Kumbh is a bathing ceremony, as the holy bath occurs from 13 January to 26 February 2025. However, the bath on some special dates is called Amrit SNAN and Royal SNAN. The last Amrit Snin took place on 3 February during Basant Panchami, and now, Royal Snins will follow.
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Why Maggi Purnima Maha Kumbh is the most auspicious day for bathing
The next Royal Snin will be on Magi Purnima, which will be the fifth Royal Snin of Maha Kumbh. On this day, millions of people will gather in prayer to take a holy dip in Triveni Sangam, demand liberation and spiritual fulfillment. This is the reason that Magi Purnima is considered the most auspicious day to bathe in Maha Kumbh. Magi Purnima falls on Wednesday, February 12, 2025. On this full moon day, bathing, charity and fasting have special religious significance. Additionally, the fifth Royal Snin will be on this day in the pre -Prayagraj Maha Kumbh.
According to religious belief, on Magi Purnima, the deities descend on the earth and bathe at the Triveni Sangam in human form, pray and penance. This increases the spiritual significance of the Royal Snow on Magi Purnima. It is also an important day for fulfilling desires, obtaining liberation and other spiritual purposes. In addition, it ends on Magi Purnima for those who start their ‘imagination’ on Paush Purnima.
Mag Purnima 2025 Snan Time
The date of Magi Purnima will start on February 11 at 6:55 pm and end on February 12 at 7:22 pm. According to Uday Tithi, Magni Purnima will fall on 12 February. On this day, the auspicious time of bathing and donating will be from 5:19 am to 6:10 pm.
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