Lord Balaram Jayanti 2022: Wishes, Messages, Images, Quotes, Greetings, and Messages to Share

Lord Balaram Jayanti: In some regions of India, Balarama Jayanti is observed as the commemoration of the birthday of Lord Balarama, who seemed to be Lord Krishna’s older brother. In many areas of the nation, it is commemorated on Shravan Purnima, whereas in other Indian subcontinents, it is commemorated on Akshaya Tritiya Day. In some areas, Balarama Jayanti is also observed during the English-calendar period of Vaisakh, which falls in either April or May. In the northern Indian states, this day is referred to as Lalahi Chhath or Hal Shashti.

In Gujarat, this day is known as Randhan Chhath and Baladeva Chhath in the Braj area. Most Vaishnavas, both young and old, men and women, rejoice greatly at this festival.

Lord Balarama is seen to be an appendage of Lord Krishna, and on this particular day, all of their gods worship and experience a certain degree of energizing energy. According to popular belief, Lord Balarama is a manifestation of the snake which Lord Krishna used to sleep on. Devotees commemorate this day to obtain a healthy and happy life with raw strength.

Like with all other fasting periods, the believer should rise early, take a shower and then engage in puja. If you’re a Lord Krishna idol, then must use flowers and leaves to beautify your shrine. The celebration of this day is very enthusiastic in all the places that honor Lord Krishna as well as Lord Balarama. The followers refrain from all food intake until noon.

The worshippers and monks give the figures of Krishna and Balarama in the temples a sacred wash with panchamitra. The day is celebrated with numerous ghazals and dances, and all worshippers prepare a special bhog to give to the Deity. They then divide that amongst themselves as prasad. They scream with great joy and optimism, which gives the followers a sense of unity and strength.

Wishes, Messages, Images, Quotes, Greetings, and Messages to Share on Lord Balaram Jayanti 2022

Lord Balarama’s beauty is enhanced by the earrings touching His cheeks. His face is decorated with tilaka made from musk, and His broad chest is ornamented with a garland of gunja. Balarama’s voice is very grave and His arms are very long, touching His thighs