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Krishna Janmashtami 2023 - A Festive Time for Family and Friends
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Krishna Janmashtami, also known as Krishnashtami, Janmashtami, or Gokulashtami, is an annual Hindu festival commemorating Krishna's birth, Vishnu's eighth avatar. Krishna is described as the greatest deity and the origin of all incarnations in some Hindu writings, such as the Gitagovinda. In accordance with amanta and purnimanta traditions, Krishna's birth is celebrated and observed on the eighth day (Ashtami) of the dark fortnight (Krishna Paksha) in Shravana Masa or Bhadrapada Masa. The Gregorian calendar's months of August or September coincide with this.
It is a significant festival, especially in the Hindu Vaishnavism tradition. The celebratory customs associated with Janmashtami include a celebration festival, reading and reciting religious texts, dance performances based on the Bhagavata Purana, devotional singing until midnight (the time of Krishna's birth), and fasting (upavasa) are just a few of the celebration customs associated with Janmashtami. It is extensively observed in India and around the world.
The Mahabharata, the Puranas, and the Bhagavata Purana all contain information regarding Krishna's life. The eighth child born to Devaki and Vasudeva is Krishna. Around the time of his birth, there was a rash of persecution, freedoms were curtailed, and King Kamsa's life was in danger. Krishna was born in a prison in Mathura, India, where his uncle Kamsa held his parents captive.
A celestial voice informed Kamsa during Devaki's wedding that Devaki's eighth kid would be the reason for his demise. Kamsa imprisoned Devaki and her husband and immediately executed all of her newborns following their birth in an effort to disprove the prophecy. When Krishna was born, the guards in charge of keeping an eye on Devaki's cell fell asleep, and the cell doors magically opened. Vasudeva was able to send Krishna to his foster parents, Yashoda (loved ones) and Nanda (father), across the Yamuna River as a result of these occurrences.
Along with Krishna, the avatar of Shesha incarnated on Earth as Krishna's older brother Balarama. Balarama was the first child of Vasudeva with his first wife, Rohini. On Janmashtami, people observe fasts, sing devotional songs of love for Krishna, and keep vigil until the wee hours of the morning to commemorate this legend. Krishna's newborn forms are cleaned, dressed, and then put in a cradle after his midnight delivery. The followers then share food and desserts to break their fast. Women depict Krishna's journey into their homes by drawing tiny footprints outside their kitchen doors and home entrances.
Hindus observe a day of fasting, communal prayer, singing, cooking and sharing of special foods, night vigils, and visits to Krishna or Vishnu temples to commemorate Janmashtami. Pilgrims travel to Mathura and Vrindavan to pay their respects. Bhagavata Purana and Bhagavad Gita recitations are held regularly at significant Krishna temples. Rasa Lila or Krishna Lila is a dance-drama performance that is organised by many northern Indian groups.
Rasa Lila is a ritual that is particularly well-liked in the Mathura region, in northeastern Indian states like Manipur and Assam, as well as in some areas of Rajasthan and Gujarat. These drama-dance plays start a few days before each Janmashtami and are performed by several teams of amateur performers who are supported by their local communities. People use lights and flowers to decorate their homes. On this day, people chant, loved onesHare Krishna hare Krishna, Krishna- Krishna Hare Hareloved ones. The Janmashtami celebration is followed by Dahi Handi, which is celebrated the next day.
Here is how Krishna Janmashtami is celebrated in various parts of India,
The state of Maharashtra, particularly the cities of Mumbai and Pune, also celebrates Janmashtami in a huge way. The Dahi Handi ritual, also known as Gokulashtami here, is the festival's main attraction and a tribute to Lord Krishna's love of butter and curd. This is where a group of young men known as the Govinda create a human pyramid in an effort to break the clay pot and spill the yoghurt. The earthen pot is suspended in the air far above (about 20 to 30 feet above the ground). Then, everyone is given this yoghurt as prasad. The Govindas are surrounded by spectators who cheer them on and occasionally even hurl buckets of water to make the ascent more difficult.
The winning team receives a cash award that could be worth hundreds of thousands of rupees depending on the event's sponsors as they compete against one another to break the pot. Numerous locations throughout the city host this ritual, and at some of them even Bollywood stars make an appearance.
The Gujarati city of Dwarka, known as the City of Lord Krishna, also fervently observes the festival. The Dahi Handi tradition is also practised in this area, although it is known here as Makhan Handi (a pot filled with churned butter). Celebrations for the entire night start early, including a garba dance, singing of religious songs, and Raslila performances.
Fasting is also fairly typical. Dwarkadhish, a temple devoted to Lord Krishna, is the most exquisitely designed building in the nation and draws adoring visitors from all over the place. The mangal aarti, which is conducted in the morning, is the part of the festivities that everyone should attend.
Although this day is commonly referred to as Janmashtami, the nomenclature and associated rituals vary from place to place. The state of Uttar Pradesh in northern India, notably the cities of Mathura, Krishna's birthplace, and Vrindavan, where he is thought to have spent his formative years, are the greatest places to enjoy the grandeur of the occasion.
The festivities last for several weeks here. Temples are colourfully decorated, pandals (temporary tents) are erected, and Raslila performances—a folk dance-drama illustrating significant events from Krishna's life—take place in the days preceding the festival. In a ritual known as Abhishek, the idols of Krishna are anointed with milk, honey, and curd. Thereafter, the statues are dressed in fresh clothing and jewellery and set in elaborately decorated cradles. People can be heard chanting prayers and hymns in the distance.
The festivities are different in South India than they are in the North. For instance, in Tamil Nadu, people make Krishna's footprints and stunning artistic designs called kolam using rice batter at their front door. Young boys in Andhra Pradesh visit friends and neighbours while dressed as Krishna. Fruits and treats are initially offered to Krishna before being shared with the populace. Other widespread customs include fasting, singing devotional songs, and reciting sholkas (Sanskrit poems).
In the eastern provinces of Odisha and West Bengal, the festival is known as Sri Krishna Jayanti or Sri Jayanti. People observe a day of fasting and recite the tenth chapter of the Bhagavata Purana until midnight to commemorate the occasion. The celebration of Nanda and Yashoda, Krishna's foster parents, begins the following morning. On this day, which is known as Nanda Utsav, worshippers offer the god Chappan bhog before breaking their fast.
Fasting, scripture recitation, vigils, the Raslila dance, and visits to the well-known ISKCON and Shree Govindajee temples are all part of the festivities in Manipur.
Along with India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Fiji, Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, Singapore, and some regions of the USA also observe the festival of Krishna Janmashtami.
Sending wishes to loved ones on this occasion is a customary practice, and it's a great way to express your affection and goodwill towards them. Whether you are celebrating this festival with family and friends or observing it in your own way, sharing Krishna Janmashtami wishes can make the occasion even more special.
1. May the blessings of Lord Krishna fill your life with joy and prosperity. Happy Krishna Janmashtami! 
2. May the sound of Krishna's flute fill your heart with love and devotion. Wishing you a blessed Janmashtami!
3. May Lord Krishna bless you with strength, wisdom, and happiness. Happy Janmashtami!
4. On this auspicious occasion of Janmashtami, may Lord Krishna shower his love and blessings on you and your family.
5. May the blessings of Radha and Krishna always be with you. Happy Janmashtami!
6. Wishing you a joyful and blessed Janmashtami filled with love, happiness, and prosperity.
7. May the birth of Lord Krishna bring a new light of hope and happiness into your life. Happy Janmashtami!
8. May the magic of Krishna's flute bring harmony and peace to your life. Happy Janmashtami!
9. May the divine blessings of Lord Krishna always be with you and your loved ones. Happy Janmashtami!
10. May the auspicious occasion of Janmashtami bring good fortune and success to your life. Happy Krishna Janmashtami!
1. Whenever dharma declines and the purpose of life is forgotten, I manifest myself on earth. I am born in every age to protect the good, to destroy evil, and to reestablish dharma - Lord Krishna. 
2. The soul is neither born, nor does it ever die; nor having once existed, does it ever cease to be. The soul is unchangeable, eternal, and ever-existent - Lord Krishna
3. One who sees inaction in action and action in inaction is intelligent among men - Lord Krishna
4. The mind is everything. What you think, you become- Lord Krishna
5. Perform your duty with equanimity, O Arjuna, abandoning all attachments to success or failure. Such evenness of mind is called yoga - Lord Krishna
6. I am the beginning, middle, and end of creation - Lord Krishna
7. Those who follow the path of bhakti (devotion) attain the ultimate goal of life - Lord Krishna
8. The wise see with equal vision a learned and gentle brahmana, a cow, an elephant, a dog, and a dog-eater - Lord Krishna
9. Let a man lift himself by his own self; let him not lower himself. For this self is the friend of oneself, and this self is the enemy of oneself - Lord Krishna
10. The truly wise mourn neither for those who are living nor for those who have passed away - Lord Krishna
1. May Lord Krishna's blessings be with you and your family on this auspicious occasion of Janmashtami. Happy Krishna Janmashtami! 
2. May the magic of Krishna's flute fill your heart with love and devotion. Wishing you a blessed Janmashtami!
3. May the blessings of Radha and Krishna bring peace and prosperity to your life. Happy Janmashtami!
4. May Lord Krishna's grace be with you today and always. Have a happy and joyous Janmashtami!
5. May the birth of Lord Krishna bring new hope and happiness into your life. Happy Janmashtami!
6. Wishing you a joyful and blessed Krishna Janmashtami filled with love, happiness, and prosperity. Jai Shri Krishna!
7. On this auspicious occasion of Janmashtami, may Lord Krishna bless you with strength, wisdom, and happiness. Happy Janmashtami!
8. May the divine blessings of Lord Krishna be with you and your loved ones on this special day. Happy Krishna Janmashtami!
9. Let us celebrate the birth of Lord Krishna with love, joy, and devotion. Happy Janmashtami to you and your family!
10. May the sound of Krishna's flute fill your life with harmony and peace. Happy Janmashtami!
1. Celebrating the birth of Lord Krishna, the embodiment of love, wisdom, and divinity. Happy Krishna Janmashtami! 
2. On this auspicious occasion of Janmashtami, let us take inspiration from Lord Krishna's teachings and strive for a better world.
3. May the divine blessings of Lord Krishna fill our hearts with love, compassion, and understanding. Happy Janmashtami!
4. Let us seek the blessings of Radha and Krishna and embark on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth. Happy Janmashtami!
5. The sound of Krishna's flute reminds us of the beauty of life and the power of love. Happy Krishna Janmashtami!
6. Let us celebrate Janmashtami by spreading love and kindness, just like Lord Krishna did. Jai Shri Krishna!
7. May Lord Krishna's grace and wisdom guide us on the path of righteousness and enlightenment. Happy Janmashtami!
8. On this auspicious day of Janmashtami, let us embrace the teachings of Lord Krishna and strive for a better tomorrow.
9. May the blessings of Lord Krishna bring happiness, success, and prosperity into our lives. Happy Krishna Janmashtami!
10. Let us rejoice in the glory of Lord Krishna and celebrate Janmashtami with love, devotion, and gratitude. Jai Shri Krishna!
Krishna Janmashtami is a joyous and significant festival celebrated by Hindus all over the world. It commemorates the birth of Lord Krishna, one of the most revered deities in Hinduism, who is known for his divine teachings, wisdom, and compassion. The festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm and devotion, with people observing fasts, performing puja rituals, and singing bhajans and kirtans in praise of Lord Krishna. It is a time for introspection, spiritual growth, and rekindling of faith and devotion.
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