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Krishna Janmashtami or Krishna Jayanthi Festival

ABOUT LORD KRISHNA Krishna Jayanthi or Krishna Janmashtami is the birthday of Lord Krishna, who is an incarnation of lord Vishnu. Lord Krishna is an Eighth avatar of lord Vishnu. He is the god of compassion, tenderness, and loved in Hinduism. Lord Krishna’s face looks like blue in colour i.e, the colour of Lord vishnu.Mainly he was born for the reason to kill his uncle King Kamsa. According to Hindu beliefs, only two incarnations of Lord Vishnu got the highest fame in this world i.e. Lord Rama and Lord Krishna. BIRTH OF LORD KRISHNA Lord Krishna was born on the midnight of the eighth day of Hindu lunar calendar in the month of Shravana or Tamil month Avani (mid August to mid September) . Lord krishna was born with the 8th child of Devaki and her husband King Vasudev Lord Krishna was born in “Rohini” natchatra and suddenly a voice came from the sky that Kamsa's death would happen Soon . Every time she would give birth to a child,the demon king Kamsa would himself come an...

KRISHNA JANMASHTAMI/JAYANTHI CELEBRATIONS IN INDIA

In Northern India Krishna Janmashtami celebrations are at peak in various cities like Mathura, Brindavan, Goa and Gujarat. People from all parts of India come to these places to take part in Janmashtami celebrations. Various arrangements were made and especially in Krishna Temples are decorated with flowers and colorful lighting. On this day, most of the people were gather together large in numbers especially in temples and participate in festivities which continue the whole day of Janmashtami. Dancing, songs, drama performances, pooja rituals, and Aarti are the main thing of Janmashtami festivities. The Birth Place of Lord Krishna – Mathura: Mathura, the land of Lord Krishna. Here apart from Rasa ila and Jhanki Pradarshan on Janmashtami, Jhula Utsav is one of the exclusive events that will take place in celebrations. You will find very large swings placed in the courtyard of the temples on every Janmashtami. Brindavan(Vrindavan),Uttar Pradesh : Lord Krishna spent his enti...

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Vedicfolks Shared Premium Services Maha Mrityunjaya and Ayush Homam - Combined Homam About Mrityunjaya and Ayush Homa : There are 400 yagyas described in the Vedas. (As you know Vedicfolks offering 280+ Homa’s)Of these, 21 are deemed compulsory for the Twice-Born (Dvijas: Brahmin, Ksatriya and Vaisya). They are also called nityakarmas. The rest of the yagyas are optional, which are performed kamyakarma (for particular wishes and benefits). The Aupasana is not part of the above list, but is also compulsory . Maha Mrityunjaya Homam and Ayush Homam are two among nityakarmas should perform frequently or yearly once as per Vedas. Mrityunjaya Homam is performed by chanting the Maha Mrityunjaya(The Great Death Destroyer) mantra as described in the Rig Veda. This ancient mantra has the power to invoke three different aspects of Shiva: Rudra, Tryambaka and Mrityunjaya. Therefore, Mrityunjaya Homam serves as a life giver, health enhancer, energy booster and life protector...

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