Baisakhi Significance: When we talk about the most important and exciting festivals of India, the festival of Baisakhi is definitely included in it. This year Baisakhi is going to be celebrated tomorrow. Baikhakhi is considered an important and sacred festival of Sikh religion. This festival is especially celebrated in Punjab and North India. The festival of Baisakhi is considered a symbol of the joy of harvesting the Rabi crop.
Baisakhi is very special for the farmers. Because the wheat crop ripens at this time. People thank God and celebrate on this day. The New Year and Solar New Year of Sikhism starts from the day of Baisakhi. On the day of Baisakhi, people wake up early in the morning and go to Gurudwaras, where Kirtan and Ardaas are performed. Langar is organized in Gurudwaras, so let us know the importance of this festival.
Festival of Baisakhi and Aries Sankranti on Solar New Year
The festival of Aries Sankranti is celebrated in Hinduism on the day of Baisakhi, because Sun God enters his exalted sign Aries on this day. On this day, bathing in holy rivers is done. Special worship is done to Sun God. It is believed that on this day, being pleased with the worship, Sun God blesses you with health and success. Baisakhi is also known as Vaishakh Sankranti and Aries Sankranti.
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The history of Baisakhi is said to be related to 1699. On this day Guru Gobind Singh established Khalsa Panth in Anandpur Sahib. Along with this, he gave the titles of Singh and Kaur to the people, due to which the Sikhs got a new identity. He was inspired by courage, equality and defense of religion.
On this day people go to Gurudwaras and offer prayers and do service. From agricultural point of view, it is considered a festival of happiness of harvest. This festival reflects the hard work of the farmers. On this day people thank God and welcome new beginnings.
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