#How to Perform Lord Krishna Puja in Hindi

[sabkuchgyan]

जन्माष्टमी में भगवान कृष्ण जी को ऐसे करें प्रसन्न

जन्माष्टमी में भगवान कृष्ण जी को ऐसे करें प्रसन्न #Janmashtami #shrikrishna #pujavidhi

आज पूरे भारतवर्ष में जन्माष्टमी बड़े धूमधाम से मनाई जाएगी. यह पर्व भाद्रपद माह की अष्टमी तिथि को मनाया जाता है। जन्माष्टमी के दिन अपनी मनोकामना पूरी कर सकते हैं। इस दिन कुछ उपाय करना आपके लिए अत्यंत शुभ फलदाई होगा।

इस दिन भगवान कृष्ण जी को प्रसन्न करने से माता लक्ष्मी भी प्रसन्न हो जाती है। आज हम आपको ऐसे पांच उपाय के बारे में बताएंगे। जिसे जन्माष्टमी के दिन करने से भगवान कृष्ण जल्दी ही प्रसन्न…

[vayamasti]

According to Hindu scriptures and belief, every river, forest, and mountain is a living person who gives interview in human or godly form to their devotees. On the auspucious occassion of Goverdhan Puja, the festival of devotees of Sacred cows and holy mountains, let me present to you the origin of festival which was founded by lord Krishna himself to mark significance and emphasis roles of mountains to future generations who will be bearing wrath of Kali having fallen to corrupt desires of flesh and blood.

The people of Brijbhumi, where childhood of Krishna was spent were preparing to perform offerings to Indra the king of all Gods in heaven and around.

Little Krishna was amused as he knew how Indra swoll with pride at the respect he commanded and thought high of himself. To humble him, Krishna staged a play.

He asked his father, Nand what was the occasion everyone was busy about. His father explained him the occasion was to offer prayers, and offerings, with sacrifices (not to confuse with westerm concept of a sacrifice) to Indra as a show of respect and gesture of thankfulness because he only is responsible for the well being of all human. Krishna questioned him, but how so respected father because we all are dependent on Goverdhan mountain for our needs. Our cows graze over it, the herbs for making sacrifices to Indra are harvested from Goverdhan and we are more dependent on him than Indra. So why we should not worship Goverdhan instead?

The village elders hearing this were worried and warned Krishna of Indra's wrath.

Krishna didn't heed them. He advocated we worship Indra, but we are sustained by Goverdhan. If we worship Goverdhan Mountain, he is our saviour. On the prayers of people of village, Krishna made Goverdhan mountain appear and acknowledge he was present there.

When Indra learnt people were worshipping a mountain rather than him, he was deeply offended and to punish the dwellers of Brij and show his supremacy he sent all his seven clouds to rain over them and drawn them unless they bow and seek his forgiveness.

Affected by the thunderous showers of all clouds over them, villagers rushed to Nand and Krishna. Krishna assured them they have prayed Goverdhan and hence he shall be their saviour. He picked the mountain on his little finger and complete village moved under it after him. They stayed safe and well protected from rains under Goverdhan that stood balanced on Krishna's little finger.

This made Indra realise his arrogance and his rudeness. He prayed forgiveness to Krishna and withdrew his clouds. Sun shone overbBrij once again and people were able to return home. Instantly life returned to former normal order.

This story is not just a story for leisure reading or narrating a mythology to your children for bedtime. It holds a deep message Krishna has left for us all.

Through this staged play of his, Krishna has highlighted not to ignore or take for granted the lesser heard of heros in iur life. He wants us to be thankful to nature and especially flora and fauna for they are the decisive factors rains as devastating it may come will leave an impact in us. Krishna stated clearly that as strong and mighty you might be, you are still ineffective against some unsung stone universe holds to her heart.

But above all, he has set an example to question, to challange, and to justify a given tradition while still creating room to establish another provided it is as unyielding and yet dependable as Goverdhan himself. Because Govardhan is formed of two seperate words, Gau (cow)+ Vardhan(increase, but here it means one that increases).

A hindi translation will be presented after I finish Chitragupt Puja tomorrow. Till then, let my pen rest for it feeds me like a plough and defends me like a pistol. It is my identity i am proud of.

[spinayarnindia]

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