Sri Krishna Janmashtami or Sri Krishna Jayanti is mainly celebrated in Lord Krishna or Vishnu temples. Hindu spiritual organizations conduct numerous programs like discourses, dramas and processions on the day.
If you plan to celebrate or perform rituals at home on the day, the ideal method will be to recite the mantra ‘Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya.’ This can be done while performing pujas or throughout the day.
Pujas involve offering flowers and performing Arati.
Reciting or listening to Srimad Bhagavad Purna or Bhagavatam is highly auspicious on the day.
Some devotees observe fast and spend time in temples or listening to discourses.
It must be remembered here that Lord Krishna is happy with anything that is offered to him in true devotion. Krishna was happy with sweat drenched beaten rice offered by Kuchela or Sudama. He was happy with the last leaf left in Draupadi’s Akaheyapatra. He was content with the gruel in Vidura’s (Dhritarashtra’s minister in Mahabharata) home.
So, one need not indulge in complex rituals to please Krishna . Just the japa ‘Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya’ rendered devotionally is more than enough.
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i WILL BE PERFORMING KRISHNA JAYANTI AT HOME AS SAID IN HINDU BLOG......
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thanks a lot to hindu blog for this wonderful message on celebrating krishna jayanthi.
Nice to see something different and refreshing regarding pujas and prayers on Sri Krishna Jayanti.
Jai Shree Raadhe, Raadhe Raadhe, Om Namah shree Vasudevaya Namah.
What kind of food to eat after breaking fast? I thought festive food is prepared in evening but some say vrata food without Tumeric etc is used.Please enlighten us. Thanks.
me a doctor i was on night duty that day but...... i was praying to LORD KRISHNA ..... i know he is always there around me and i feel it
very nice thanks
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