Happy Janmashtami 2022: Telugu And Kannada Quotes, Greetings, Images, Messages, Pics and WhatsApp DP

Shreshtha Banerjee August 17, 2022

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The birthdate of Lord Krishna, also referred as Janmashtami or Krishna Janmashtami, is observed throughout India during the monsoon season with tremendous passion and enthusiasm. This significant occasion arrives on Ashtami, the eighth day of Krishna Paksh, the gloomy workweek of the Bhadon period, according to the Hindu calendar. The true origin of this festivity is unknown. Perhaps a millennium ago, this celebration began to take root in our civilization. In reality, there are numerous urban legends surrounding the origin of Janmashtami.

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As a miracle child, Lord Krishna was recognised for his abilities even as a young child. Many began to think that this little kid called Krishna was one of the plebeians who could rescue them from any perilous circumstances. People in Nandgaon gradually began to celebrate Krishna’s birthday in a big manner since they thought it was a lucky occasion.

We can claim that this celebration first appeared in Gokul before spreading gradually to Mathura and then the rest of the state of Uttar Pradesh. And even now, more than a millennium later, the entire nation commemorates the birthplace of Lord Krishna because he is the personification of brotherhood, tolerance, compassion, and belief.

Why Is It Celebrated

The biography of Lord Krishna is heavily entwined with the Mahabharata story. Lord Krishna served as Arjuna’s mythical character during the Dharma Yuddha, or virtuous conflict, between the two Pandavas and the Kauravas.

Since Arjuna was going through psychological difficulty after murdering his siblings and cousins, he was giving advice to him on numerous aspects of life, including Dharma, Karma, doctrinal dedication, tantric aspirations, redemption, wisdom, etc. The passages stated in this text are frequently referred to as metaphysical or spiritual vocabulary. Getting people together to reinforce the values of togetherness is the only cause for celebrating this event.