Sant Guru Kabir Jayanti is celebrated annually on the full moon in the Hindu month of Jyeshtha, honoring the 15th-century Indian mystic poet and saint, Kabir Das. This observance takes place in India and focuses on reflecting upon Kabir's profound spiritual teachings and his enduring legacy. Typical customs include sharing his couplets, engaging in community discussions, and attending events such as lectures and devotional gatherings known as satsangs. Cultural centers and spiritual organizations often host activities that explore Kabir's teachings, while publishers may offer discounts on related literature. Additionally, local restaurants and sweet shops may feature special menus or traditional treats to mark the occasion. The day emphasizes community and educational programs rather than commercial activities.