HAPPY JANMASHTAMI!
May Lord Krishna’s blessings be with
you, always.
(Below Greeting Cards from me and my wife contain pictures of our
eight months old grandson; Ch. Atharv dressed as Young/Little Krishna)
Wish You All A Happy And Blessed Shree Krishna
Janmashtami – N. Raghu.
Happy Shree Krishna Janmashtami – N. Lalitha.
Today is Shree Krishna Janmashtami also known as Krishnashtami and
Gokulashtami that is the birthday of Lord Krishna an avatar of Lord Vishnu. It
is a festival celebrated by Hindus all over India and the world with religious
fervor and traditional enthusiasm.
The tradition of celebrating Lord Krishna’s Birthday is over 5200
years old! According to scholars, Lord Krishna was born on 19th July 3228 BC
that is on Wednesday the eighth day (Ashtami) of the second fortnight of
Sravana Masam (Month of Sravana). He was born to Devaki and Vasudeva in a
prison cell at Mathura. This place still exists and is thronged by pilgrims and
visitors throughout the year. It is between Delhi and Agra and all tourists
visiting Taj Mahal make it a point to visit Shree Krishna Temple and his place
of birth at Mathura. This is how I and my wife happened to visit Mathura and
similarly, my two sons went there separately during their return journey from
Taj Mahal to Delhi.
On
this happy occasion of Krishnashtami, I wish you and your family, happiness,
prosperity, and peace. May Lord Krishna bless you richly.
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Janmashtami is the day of the year to celebrate one's Krishna’s birth. He was born at midnight and so many people celebrate at midnight. They do so with prayers or by putting decorated idols of him as a baby in a cot to symbolise his birth. Hinduism is an free religion and people worship him in many ways, from spending the day in penance to merely taking a few moments to remember him, from fasting the whole day to reciting prayers at midnight.
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