Why do people stay awake on Sharad Purnima, prepare kheer and leave it under the moonlight? Behind these familiar rituals lie stories of Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Krishna and a night believed to be filled with divine blessings. Celebrated on the full moon night of the Hindu month of Ashwin, Sharad Purnima holds a special place in Hindu tradition. From the belief that Goddess Lakshmi visits homes to the legends of Krishna’s Raas Leela in Vrindavan, four fascinating beliefs explain why this night continues to inspire devotion and curiosity.
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