Janmashtami *ISKCON

There is the Birthday of Krishna when Janmashtami *ISKCON is celebrated. During the Janmashtami *ISKCON, it is in the mindset of the few people that the birth of Krishna takes place in the Mander. The Mander is decorated with different items. All The people of India gathered in the Mander of Krishna. A Proper place is getting ready for this purpose in the Temples. It is said to all the people of India to take the flowers with them when they come to the Mander. The Mander is also decorated with pieces of clothes that are yellow. All the idols that the people take are collected in one place, and then there is the wait for the birth of Krishna in the Temple. It is thought that there is the Birth of Krishna in the mid-day of Janmashtami *ISKCON.

Celebrations after Krishna’s Birthday

 Grand celebrations are arranged on Janmashtami *ISKCON as the birth of Krishna takes place. All peoples celebrate their Birthday. The Puja started as the Birthday of Vishnu took place. The bell is ringed there in the Mnader, which shows that the birth of Krishna has taken place. The Puja activities start after the Birthday, and the food items at the Grains are offered to the poor people in the Mander. The Mother of Krishna is named Devaki. The Tulsi leaves are also taken from the plants of Tulsi and are then brought to the Mander. The leaves are used for various purposes; some people use those leaves as the dressing of Krishna, and others use them to decorate the Temple of Krishna. 

Yamuna River

Yamuna River is also decorated on this day as there is the Birthday of the main Lord named Krishna. The edges of the Yamuna river that can be approached are decorated with new lights; the colours of the lights are yellow and green in the shade, showing virtuosity. The holy bath is also in the Yamuna river. It is also named the mixed bath as the woman’s children and all the men take collective baths in the river. Unlimited wealth presents one who completes all the worships mentioned by Krishna by Krishna.