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Happy Janmashtami to all !! What is the birth of Krishna? Krishna Himself has shown in the Gita about His manifestation. Yada yada hi dharmasya glanibharvati bharat He told Arjuna that whenever religion is harmed I will take incarnation on earth. But what is the harm of religion ?? Loss of religion means loss of love for religion in general terms. Religion should be limited to Havans only. Religion should be limited to rituals only. So God says that when there is a loss of religion, that is, when there is a lack of love in religion, then I will be incarnated on earth. I will be born on earth to fulfill the creatures on earth with love. Now how can God give love to the creatures on earth ?? We can also form a love relationship with any person only when we go between that person, meet that person and cultivate a good relationship with you. In the same way God took incarnation among all on earth, to fulfill the creatures on earth with love. He is a wonderful form of Lord Krishna who has c...

There is a lot written about eclipse in our scriptures and eclipse is seen as a bad event. There are four major eclipses each year. Two solar eclipses and two lunar eclipses but this year will see six eclipses, two solar eclipses and four lunar eclipses. There is a solar eclipse on June 21 in 2020 and this solar eclipse is to appear in India. This solar eclipse is the first solar eclipse of the year and its peculiarity is that for 30 seconds the sun will look like a necklace, usually in a solar eclipse the sun looks like a ring of fire. Because the sun is much bigger than the moon. In our Indian culture, it is believed that the effects of a solar eclipse are worse than a lunar eclipse. But scientists see this eclipse as a way to discover new things. So a question arises in our mind whether whatever is written in our scriptures and in our ancient Ayurveda is wrong and irrational and what our ancestors believe is superstition ?? We should try to get a scientific answer to all the questio...

Shravan month means holy month. Fasting is very important this month. Rakshabandhan is also a very holy festival in this month. Rakshabandhan which is celebrated on the full moon day of Shravan month will be celebrated on 3rd August this year. Rakshabandhan symbolizes the love between a brother and a sister. In the same way that Brother's Day and Sisters' Day symbolize the relationship between two brothers and two sisters, Rakshabandhan in Hindu culture symbolizes the sacred relationship between brother and sister. Just as in Hindu culture there is a myth behind celebrating every festival, there is also a myth behind celebrating Rakshabandhan. This story is described in the Mahabharata. Lord Krishna had an aunt named Shruta Devi. He had a son named Shishupal but that son was deformed. And it is said that the person who will make the body of the Shishu pal look like a normal person will kill the shishupal. When Lord Krishna comes to his aunt's house, Shishupal's body bec...

India is a country of different types of festivals, in which the values ​​of each person are honored and this honor is celebrated by making it a festival. Therefore, Purnima of Shukla Paksha of Ashadh month is celebrated as Guru Purnima. History behind Gurupurnima Krishna Dwepayan Vyas who composed 18 Puranas, Sub Puranas and Vedas and wrote a poem called Mahabharata. This Krishnadvaipayana is also known as Veda Vyas as he composed the Vedas. Veda Vyas is considered to be the Guru of the whole earth so his birthday is celebrated as Gurupurnima. The first Guru is believed to be Lord Shiva. Parashuram and Shanidev were disciples of Lord Shiva, hence they are also known as Adideva. This is the story of the Puranas! Who is actually Guru ?? What is the actual meaning of Guru?? In Sanskrit, Guru means remover of darkness and attainment of knowledge. So the first Guru of any human being is his parents and no one else can take his place. Guru means every person who shows us the right path in o...

India is a country of festivals. Every festival is celebrated here with great fanfare. Because every festival celebrated binds every Indian to their rites. And this festival is the identity of Indian culture. One such festival is celebrated on the second day of Shukla Paksha in the month of Ashadh. This festival is the procession of Lord Jagannath. This Jagannath Bhagwan is dedicated to Shri Krishna incarnation of Vishnu. The Jagannath Yatra takes place in different parts of the country but the journey from the Jagannath Temple in Orissa is very sacred. This year i.e. in 2020 Jagannath Yatra will start from 23rd June and this Yatra will be completed on 4th July. This is the 143th chariot Yatra. Jagannath Bhagwan is accompanied by his sister Subhadra and elder brother Balbhadra in this Yatra. The journey starts from Jagannath temple to Gundicha temple which is two kilometers away. Separate chariots are arranged for the three forms for this journey. This chariot is also very special and ...

We all know that Balram who is born as the elder brother of Krishna in Dvaparayuga is none other than the incarnation of Sheshnag. These Balram Dau are very strong, very powerful so they are also known as Balbhadra. He is also known as Haldhar as Balram's weapon is Hull. Apart from this he has many other names of which another name related to his birth is Sankarshana. There are many famous stories about how this name came to be which we will see later. Did you know that Janmashtami i.e. Balram Jayanti is also celebrated before the birth of Krishna. Which is known as Baldev Chhath. On the sixth Balbhadra of Krishna Paksha of Bhadra Path month celebrated as Balram Jayanti.On this day, it is forbidden to eat grains grown by plowing. This year i.e. in 2020 Balram Jayanti will be celebrated on 9th August. We all know that whenever Lord Vishnu is born on earth in human incarnation, Sheshnag, who is holding the earth on his forehead, is also born with him. Tretayug means Satyu...