Shri Krishna Janmashtami is 18 August

According to Hindu culture; it is highly endorsed that; every person should observe fast on this fortunate occasion of Krishna Janmashtami. It’s time to comprehend the Puja and Vrat Vidhi which comprise of no hard and fast rules. On this day, taking a holy bath and observing fast is like mandatory rituals. Wake up little early during the morning time. Then decorate a small house of baby Krishna for displaying jhakkis and spangles in/near the temple area. Krishna small Puja room should embellish with Padmaragamani; and flower-garlands along with Khadag, Krishna chaagh, mushal and many more.

The walls of the miniature house should have Swastik, Shubh-Labh and Ohm etc for the positivity during Krishna Janmashtami celebration. The idol of Mother Goddess Devaki should position along with Shri Krishna portrait in the zodiacal Krishna house. Install a tiny statue of baby Lord Krishna’s on a cradle or swing inside that house. That beautiful Putty house should be decorated and adorned with different materials and ornaments as much as possible.

With complete devotion and a pack of ornaments including flowers, sunshine, coconut, betel, cucumber, orange, other various types of fruits, baby Lord Krishna should be worshiped in the main sanctum of the house. During Midnight, Aarti should be performed while playing conch on the birth of Lord Krishna in, followed by distributing Bhog (Prasad).Vratas the devotees who are all are observing fasts should feed the Brahmin (pundits) on the day of Navami to get their utter blessings.

Shri Krishna Ji is worshiped three times on Janmashtami. First Puja: The first Puja on the day of Janmashtami is performed in the morning at sunrise. During this, people observing fast should worship the child form of Krishna. Second Puja: The second Puja on the day of Janmashtami is performed in the afternoon. In the afternoon, perform Jal abhishek of Mata Devaki, after that worship should be done by constructing a Sutikagriha for her. Third puja: The third puja of the day of Janmashtami is very special, which is done especially at 12 midnight i.e. at the time of Krishna birth.

On Janmashtami, lovers notice a day-long quick and break it just at the stroke of 12 in the 12 PM with leafy foods which are first offered to the Lord. Desserts are ready and dispersed among companions, family members and others. During this time, Krishna bhajans are presented and aficionados sing-move and petition the Lord. You can enrich the house with various beautifying things accessible on the lookout. There are multitudinous things that you can buy and enliven the house. In addition, various illuminating presences and flickering lights are additionally used to beautify the house and the love room. Various types of toys are collected and improved in the room. It is accepted that the infant youngster will play with these toys.

At the point when you perform Krishna pooja during Janmashtami, you should purchase a swing for the symbol of Bal Gopal. The other pooja things incorporate; pooja chowki, new red material for the chowki, a photograph or icon of Bal Gopal, Asana, Panchamrut (combination of nectar, sugar, milk, curds and ghee), Gangajal, ghee light, incense and dhoop sticks, Chandan, crude rice, Tulsi leaves, prasadam and desserts, garments and adornments for Krishna, fragrance, blossoms and laurel.

Then, at that point, the symbol is offered with diverse food things or 'bhog'. It can differ from milk, organic products, kheer, pedha. After this the uncommon Krishna puja is performed. Diyas are lit and the house is enlightened. Aficionados sing aarti and chimes are rung. A few aficionados read out the 108 names of the Lord. The support of the Bal Gopal (youngster God) is shaken and conches are blown. When the whole puja is finished, the aficionados break their fast by having 'panchamrut'.

Krishna Janmashtami is celebrated on the day of birth of Krishna ji. People celebrate it by fasting and singing devotional songs etc. As in our holy scriptures, it is mentioned that people who do fasting and other practices which are prohibited in our holy books will never get any benefit or happiness in life. If we have to celebrate then we should firstly find out the path to complete salvation and then celebrate in the happiness of gaining that path, because this is the only fixed aim of a human life. Jay Shri Krishna