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Chitra Pournami Day 20 April 2008

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---------- Forwarded message ----------Anitha R <aaneethaaWed, Apr 16, 2008 at 1:51 PM

Fwd: Newsletter from ChathuraGiri.comCc: uma.aswin---------- Forwarded message ----------shankarnds3 <shankarnds3 >

Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 1:46 PMNewsletter from ChathuraGiri.comshankar23r45Dear

Devotee,This Year Chitra Pournami Day is on 20 April 2008,

 

Chitra Pournami Day falls on

the full moon day in the month of Chitirai (April – May). The day is dedicated

to Chitragupta, the official assistant of Lord Yama. This day is considered as

Chitragupta's Birthday.Chitragupta, the first assistant of Lord Yama, is the

one who keeps record of the good and bad deeds of human beings on earth. After

death, when one reaches the abode of yama, it is he who tallies the good and

bad deeds and declares it to Yama. Therefore, the day is dedicated to

Chitragupta and devotees pray to him to forgive their sins.

There is only one temple in South

India for Chitragupta at Kancheepuram. Another

important event associated with Chitra Pournami, involves Lord Indra, the king

of Gods, and his Guru Brihaspati. To know the rest of the story visit our Spiritual Desk section of our Website.www.ChathuraGiri.com

RegardsAnitha R------------------------------Thanks & RegardsUma.

 

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