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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Sahasra purna chandrodayam In India it is custom to celebrate the completion of 1000th full moon day of the person from his birth as sahasra purna chandrodayam. This is usually celebrated in 82-83 years. So, the occasion is the person has seen 1000 full moons in his Life. In Sanskrit sahasra means 1000 and purna means full and chandrodyam means dawn of moon. Similar kind of celebration for elderly persons is Shashti poorthi or Sashtiaapdapoorthi. Sashtiaapdapoorthi (known also as "Sashti Aapda Poorthi" or "Sashti Poorthi") is a Hindu ceremony celebrating a marriage, akin to the renewal of marital vows and the "Silver Anniversary" in the West. Specifically, it marks simultaneously the 60th birthday of the husband and the wedding anniversary of the couple.