Happy Guru Purnima 2025: Wishes Images, Status, Quotes, Messages, Shayari, and Photos
It also commemorates the birth anniversary of Ved Vyasa, who is considered a significant symbol of guru-shikshya ties, which is why it is also known as Vyasa Purnima. In 2025, it will be observed on a full moon day in the Ashadha month, which falls on Thursday, July 10.
With Guru Purnima approaching, The Indian Express has put together a heartfelt collection of wishes and greeting cards that you can share with your teachers to celebrate this auspicious occasion.
On this sacred day of Guru Purnima, I bow to the guiding light in my life—may your wisdom always illuminate my path.
A guru is not just a teacher, but a torchbearer who shows the way through darkness. Gratitude to all who guide us, today and always.
May the blessings of your guru always protect you and uplift you. Happy Guru Purnima 2025!
Wishing you a day of reflection, gratitude, and connection to the wisdom that shapes your journey.
A guru awakens the light within, not by giving answers, but by igniting the questions. May you always find such guidance in life.
On Guru Purnima, let us celebrate the presence of those who teach from the heart, lead by example, and inspire by their being.
This Guru Purnima, I thank the one who turned knowledge into wisdom and learning into transformation.
As the moon shines bright tonight, may your life be brightened by the light of your guru's blessings.
A true guru doesn't just show the path—they walk with you until you are ready to walk alone. Deep respect this Guru Purnima.
On this special day, may you honor the teacher within you and around you, and walk the path of light and clarity.
Let us be grateful for those who showed us the value of silence, patience, and presence—Happy Guru Purnima.
To the one who plants seeds of wisdom in the garden of the soul—thank you. Wishing you a blessed Guru Purnima.
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