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At midnight, devotees crowd the temples to participate in the special ‘Aarati’ to alleviate the birth of Krishna.

Devotees gather on the temple premise and offer prayers, flowers, food, and sweets.

Rhymes are sung and devotees pray and hymns in Sanskrit are recited in admiration of Krishna.

The ‘Bhagavataam’ ( Bhagwat Ramayan: the story of Lord Krishna) is recited.

Some of the fascinating observations of the festival in Nepal are The Krishna temple of Mangal Bazar in Lalitpur receives the largest number of devotees today. On one of the holidays, crowds of devotees line up outside the great Krishna temples in the city of Kathmandu to offer prayers. Nepal, with a Hindu population of almost 80%, tends to celebrate the holiday with great zeal. Krishna Janmasthami Celebration in Nepal Photo/Sanjog Manandhar, Kathmandu post The city of Mathura in Northeast India is considered his birthplace, therefore the people of the city celebrate the day with enormous zeal. Later, it followed other surrounding nations due to a greater influx of Hindu inhabitants. The celebration of Krishna’s birth began thousands of years ago in India. He is revered by many of the Western nations for the Bhakti movement, largely due to the International Society for Krishna Consciousness. Krishna’s death in 3102 BC is considered the beginning of the Kali Yuga (Dark Age) which continues to this day. A forerunner of justice, he helped remove evils and marks the importance of virtues in society.

He played an important role in the Battle of Kurukshetra, a holy battle mentioned in the Hindu mythology of the Mahabharata. Despite many difficulties and misadventures, he was finally able to overcome Kansa. He was wanted by his maternal uncle Kansa because he was the chosen one who would kill the latter and eliminate the evils of society. Krishna belonged to the Vrishni clan of the Yadavas of Mathura and was the eighth child born to Princess Devaki and her husband Vasudeva. Being the eighth incarnation of Vishnu, he was endowed with majestic charm and unmatched powers and wit. It is assumed that he lived for 125 years. Krishna: Origin and HistoryĪccording to ancient scriptures, Krishna’s birth took place on JBC, about 5,200 years ago.

Therefore, the festival has the value of eliminating the evils of society, by celebrating the birth of Krishna, the one who eliminates the evils. Krishna Janmasthami is the celebration of the victory of good and Dharma over the devil and bad food.

Whenever there is a predominance of evil and the decline of good works (religion), it will reincarnate again and again to end evil and save the Dharma (good) ”. It is widely celebrated by Hindus living around the world, yet it is mainly observed in India, Nepal, and Bangladesh. The day is marked with observant Fasting the entire day. This festival is also known as Krishna Ashtami, Saatam Aatham, Gokulashtami, Ashtami Rohini, and Sri Krishna Jayanti, which falls on the eighth day of the dark lunar fortnight (Krishna Paksha). Krishna Janmashtami ( Nepali : कृष्ण जन्माष्टमी) is a festival observing the birth of Lord Krishna. Hinduism: Krishna Janmasthami (Krishna Jayanti)

One of the Avatars of Vishnu, a Hindu god, Krishna is revered as the highest leader of the Hindu religion. Hindu Pantheon’s Most Prominent Gods, Krishna