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2025 年槟城大宝森节, Penang Thaipusam Festival 2025 (11 Feb 2025)

Thaipusam Celebration: October 15th in the Indian calendar (January or February in the Gregorian calendar) 1. Introduction Thaipusam is a Hindu festival celebrated by the Tamils. It is held every year on the full moon of the tenth month of the Tamil calendar, which falls in January or February of the Gregorian calendar. The festival is one of the statutory holidays in six states in Malaysia (Penang, Perak, Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, Johor, Kedah, Putrajaya and Kuala Lumpur). Thaipusam celebrates the birthday of Lord Shiva and Parvati's eldest son, the god of war Murugan, who was gifted a spear by Parvati on this day, which enabled him to destroy the demon Soorapadman. 2. Overview There are many kinds of sacrificial rituals for believers. For example, shaving the head, performing rituals, piercing the tongue and cheeks with silver needles, or carrying a huge steel bow-shaped yoke (negative kavadi). The Thaipusam festival lasts for 24 hours, with people marching from one Hindu temple to another, praying and offering sacrifices, and expressing their unwavering faith in the gods and praying for their blessings. Thaipusam is an Indian festival. Every household will clean their house and light lights around the house to welcome the patron saint and the goddess of luck. Indian Hindus will hold a grand celebration and parade with statues of gods on cars. Some believers carry iron frames and silver needles on their bodies to express gratitude or atonement to the gods. The celebration centre is in Little India. 3. Preparation To participate in such a solemn celebration, the penitent must begin preparations a month in advance, strictly observing the precepts, abstaining from sex and eating a vegetarian diet. Before carrying the Kavadi, all penitents must receive instructions from the temple priests and fast for 24 hours in order to purify their body and soul for this sacred festival. They believe that the Lord Muruka will be with them during the ceremony, making them feel no pain at all. The miraculous phenomenon that Hindus do not feel any pain when they engage in self-mutilation is incredible. Not only do they not bleed, but they also do not leave any scars afterwards. Hindus regard this as a manifestation of divine power. 4. Festival significance During Thaipusam, Indian compatriots will go to the river to bathe, which is said to be to wash away all the sins and evil spirits, and then go to the mountain to worship the gods with a new attitude. Some people will even ask the gods to possess their bodies (different from mediums) at the riverside, and then use hooks or carry the heavy Kavadi on their backs, showing their sincerity in fulfilling their vows through physical pain. Some people even shave their heads to fulfill their vows! 5. Event time The Thaipusam festival lasts for 24 hours. After getting their skin pierced, devout Indians will march from one Hindu temple to another, praying and offering sacrifices to express their unwavering faith in the gods and to seek their blessings. Share with everyone, thank you ❤❤❤ 大宝森节（Thaipusam） 庆典：印历十月十五日（阳历一月或二月） 1. 简介 大宝森节是淡米尔人所庆祝的一个「印度教」节日，每年在淡米尔历的「泰月（第十个月）满月」时举行，时在公历的「一月」或「二月」。该节日是马来西亚六地（槟城州、霹雳州、雪兰莪州、森美兰州、柔佛州、吉打州、布城和吉隆坡）的法定假日之一。大宝森节庆祝「湿婆」和「雪山女神」的长子「战神」～「穆卢干（Murugan）」的生日，在这一天祂得到了雪山女神的馈赠一支长矛，最终使其消灭了魔鬼「Soorapadman」。 2. 概况 信徒的祭祀仪式有很多种。例如，剃头、做法事、用银针刺穿舌头、双颊等或是背着巨大的钢制弓形枷锁（负卡瓦第）。大宝森节活动持续廿四小时，从一座印度神庙游行到另一座印度神庙，进行祷告和献祭，并且借此表示对神明忠贞不移的信仰，祈求神明的赐福。 大宝森节是印度人的节日，家家户户会把房屋打扫干净、在住屋周围点上灯，迎接守护神和幸运女神，印度兴都教徒会举行盛大庆典，用车载着神像游行庆祝，有些教徒身上负着铁架、刺着银针，向神表示谢恩或赎罪。庆祝中心在小印度一带。 3. 准备活动 要参与这样一个庄严的庆典，忏悔者必须在一个月前开始准备，严守戒律、禁欲并吃素。在进行背负卡瓦第仪式前，所有忏悔者必须接受寺庙祭司的训诫，并进行廿四小时的斋戒以便为这崇高的节日净化肉体与灵魂，而他们相信在仪式进行时「姆鲁卡神」会与他们同在，使他们完全毫无疼痛的感受。印度教徒近乎自残的行为，却丝毫不觉痛苦的神奇现象令人匪夷所思，他们身上非但不会流血，事后也不会留下任何疤痕，印度教徒将此视为神绩的表现。 4. 节日意义 大宝森节，印度同胞们都会到河边沐浴，据说是为了洗净一身的孽障和秽气，然后以全新的姿态到山上慕拜神明。有者还会在河畔要求神明上身（不同于乩童），然后用钩钩或背起沉重的Kavadi，籍皮肉之苦来显示还愿的诚意。有些还会剃头来还愿呢！ 5. 活动时间 大宝森节活动持续廿四小时，虔诚的印度人会穿刺完后从一座印度神庙游行到另一座印度神庙，进行祷告及献祭，借此表示对神明忠贞不移的信仰，并祈求神明的赐福。 分享给大家，感恩 ❤❤❤