knowledge about Krishna janamashtmi
Answers
Answered by
2
Significance and Celebration of Krishna Jayanti

Synonyms: Krushnajayanti, KrushnaJayanthi, Janmashtami, Janmashtam, Gokulashtami, Shri Krushna Jayanthi, Krushnashtami, Kalashtami, Gopalkala.
The birth of Shri Krushna is celebrated at midnight on Shri Krushna Jayanti.
According to the Hindu lunar calendar, Lord Krushna was born on the eighth day (ashtami) of the second (dark) fortnight of the month of Shravana. Five thousand years ago, He incarnated, at the end of the third cosmic era, ‘Dwapar Yuga‘ and the beginning of the present era, ‘KaliYuga‘. The divine principle (tattva) of Lord Krushna is most active on this day of the year.
At midnight, the ritual of waving lit lamps (aarti) is performed. Krushna Jayanti is especially significant from the viewpoint of establishing Dharmacharan">Righteousness (Dharma), and surrendering unto The Lord.
Shri Krushna Chant to benefit most from Krushna principle
On this day, also known as Janmashtami (gokulashtami), the Shri Krushna’s Principle is thousand times more active as compared to other days. On this day, chanting ll Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya ll and worshipping Shri Krushna with bhav (Spiritual emotion) helps in obtaining maximum benefit of His principle. Chanting of His Name invokes His presence within oneself since God and His Name are one. All the qualities that are in Shri Krushna are there in His Name. Thus, repeating His Name will surely herald His presence and blessings in life.
Therefore, to derive maximum benefit from Krushna Jayanti, devotees can daily make conscious efforts through chanting and prayer to surrender at the Lord’s lotus-feet. Such spiritual practice would equip one to participate in establishing Dharmacharan">Righteousness by spreading the importance of Spirituality to others, removing misconceptions about it and helping curb incorrect practices.
I hope it can help....

Synonyms: Krushnajayanti, KrushnaJayanthi, Janmashtami, Janmashtam, Gokulashtami, Shri Krushna Jayanthi, Krushnashtami, Kalashtami, Gopalkala.
The birth of Shri Krushna is celebrated at midnight on Shri Krushna Jayanti.
According to the Hindu lunar calendar, Lord Krushna was born on the eighth day (ashtami) of the second (dark) fortnight of the month of Shravana. Five thousand years ago, He incarnated, at the end of the third cosmic era, ‘Dwapar Yuga‘ and the beginning of the present era, ‘KaliYuga‘. The divine principle (tattva) of Lord Krushna is most active on this day of the year.
At midnight, the ritual of waving lit lamps (aarti) is performed. Krushna Jayanti is especially significant from the viewpoint of establishing Dharmacharan">Righteousness (Dharma), and surrendering unto The Lord.
Shri Krushna Chant to benefit most from Krushna principle
On this day, also known as Janmashtami (gokulashtami), the Shri Krushna’s Principle is thousand times more active as compared to other days. On this day, chanting ll Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya ll and worshipping Shri Krushna with bhav (Spiritual emotion) helps in obtaining maximum benefit of His principle. Chanting of His Name invokes His presence within oneself since God and His Name are one. All the qualities that are in Shri Krushna are there in His Name. Thus, repeating His Name will surely herald His presence and blessings in life.
Therefore, to derive maximum benefit from Krushna Jayanti, devotees can daily make conscious efforts through chanting and prayer to surrender at the Lord’s lotus-feet. Such spiritual practice would equip one to participate in establishing Dharmacharan">Righteousness by spreading the importance of Spirituality to others, removing misconceptions about it and helping curb incorrect practices.
I hope it can help....
Answered by
4
janamashtmi refers to the birthday of lord Krishna... he was born in a jail .... Krishna is the roop of lord Krishna
Similar questions