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Janmashtami is celebrated to honor the birth of Lord Krishna, Lord Vishnu's 8th avatar on Earth. The birth of Lord Krishna signifies the victory of good over evil. On the day of Krishna Janmashtami, devotees of Lord Krishna will offer prayers, and various rituals inspired by the life of Baby Krishna will be carried out throughout the country.
Krishna Janmashtami 2024 will be celebrated on August 26th, Monday. ஆண்டு தோறும் தமிழ் மாதம் ஆவணி, அஷ்டமி திதி, ரோகிணி நட்சத்திரம் அன்று கிருஷ்ணன் பிறப்பு பண்டிகை கொண்டாடுகிறார்கள். There is a belief in India that, Bhagavan Sri Krishna was born at midnight on Ashtami tithi (8thday) under RohiniNakshatra. The month of Lord Krishna's birth is Shravan according to Amanta calendar and Bhadrapad in Purnimantha calendar. This is related tothe August - September months on the English calendar and the correct date relies on the lunar calendar.
During the "8th day of Dark Fortnight" in the Bhadon month (August-September). It is the day when the glorious Lord Krishna was born. In the Hindu calendar, the month of Bhadon is lucky. The Lord Krishna is said to have been born at midnight, believers believe that this event should also be celebrated at that time. In order to express their gratitude and devotion to the revered Lord Krishna, they observe a full-day fast.
The victory of good over evil is one of the celebrations of Krishna Janmashtami's most significant meanings. People believe good always triumphs over evil, regardless of how difficult things grow. Hindu parents frequently tell their children about Krishna's victory so that they may have faith in the triumph of good over evil.
"It is better to live your own destiny imperfectly than to live an imitation of somebody else's life with perfection."
-Lord Krishna
There are many lessons to be gained from Sri Krishna because he served as Arjun's preacher in the Mahabharata. Some of these lessons include :
Sri Krishna represents unadulterated love. Everyone is familiar with the tale of Krishna and Radha. Krishna exhibited the virtue of love by loving Radha with all of his heart and soul.
Krishna advocated that everything that has happened and will happen will do so for the best.
Krishna also carries out our duties with fidelity and integrity and never worries about the outcome.
The statement "Bdlaw is Vishwa ka niyam hai" was made by Krishna. He sought to convey that nothing is permanent, that time is constantly changing, and that you should be accustomed to changing the circumstances.
Additionally, Krishna remarked, "Tum khali hath hi aaye the aur khali hath hi jaggery". He sought to convey the idea that everyone is born without anything, and they likewise leave this world empty-handed. As a result, individuals should never be greedy.
You will find the spiritual Krishna Temple in Nagercoil, Vadasery. It is a place of immense historical, and spiritual significance. The temple’s inscriptions reveal its origins in the 13th century. Devotees from near and far visit this temple in Nagercoil during Krishna Jayanthi to experience the peace and divine energy it gives.
“கண்ணன் சிறு பிள்ளையாக வீட்டிற்கு வருவது போன்று கால்தடங்கள் வீட்டின் வாயிலிலிருந்து பூசையறை வரை இடப்பட்டு, குழந்தைகளுக்குரிய சீடை, முறுக்கு போன்ற தின்பண்டங்கள் படைக்கப்படுகின்றன”
He is the Hindu God. Known for his Protection, Love, and Compassion. He will be described as having dark blue skin. Krishna is the avatar of Lord Vishnu. As per mythology, Lord Krishna was born in the prison of Mathura. He was born to the parents of Devaki & Vasudevan.
For all Hindus, Krishna Janmashtami is a significant holiday, and they observe a fast. The following day after midnight, the followers break their fast. Additionally, they perform aarti and sing songs of Lord Krishna, and Lord Vishnu. Devotees also sing a few of the Lord's shlokas.