Shakambhari Purnima is celebrated on the full moon day (Purnima) of the Hindu month of Pausha, dedicated to Maa Shakambhari, the compassionate form of Goddess Durga who nourished the world with food and vegetation during times of famine. This sacred festival marks the culmination of Shakambhari Navaratri and is observed with devotion, gratitude and hope for health, prosperity and abundance. ๐ฎ Astrological Significance: ๐ The full moon (Purnima) holds special astrological importance as it represents culmination, fulfillment and heightened emotional energy. During Shakambhari Purnima, the Moonโs influence is especially strong, encouraging compassion, spiritual clarity and gratitude for natureโs bounty. ๐ฑ Worshiping Maa Shakambhari under the full moon aligns devotees with lunar forces that support emotional balance, inner peace and fertility of land, life and relationships. ๐ฅฌ This day also acknowledges the Earthโs life-giving vegetation โ connecting human life with cosmic rhythms for nourishment and well-being.