Wolf Supermoon 2026: First of Year Shines Bright, Poush Purnima Rituals Observed

• The first Wolf Supermoon of 2026, 14% larger and 30% brighter, is visible globally on January 3rd.
• Named by Native Americans for wolves howling in January, scientists attribute howling to communication.
• In India, it's Poush Purnima, an auspicious day for fasting, pujas, holy dips, and charity.
• Special rituals include Ganga Snanam, donating black sesame, chanting Hare Krishna, and worshipping Lord Vishnu and Lakshmi.
• This Supermoon is the first of only three in 2026, appearing brighter due to Earth's proximity to the Sun.

Why It Matters: Wolf Supermoon 2026 combines celestial spectacle with significant Poush Purnima spiritual observances.