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How to perform a simple puja of Lord Krishna.
- Select a calm and quite place.
- Clean the place and then take a bath.
- Place a photograph or idol or picture of Lord Krishna also of Lord Ganesha.
- Keep a lamp ready. Place some flowers and fruits or sweets ready in a plate.
- Pray to Ganesha.
- Meditate for a few minutes to clear the mind of unwanted thoughts.
- Now light the lamp.
- Meditate or pray to Lord Krishna.
- Offer flowers – Tulsi leaves is the best offering made to
- Chant the shloka – Om Namo Vasudevaya Namah.
- Now offer fruits or any sweet or usual food prepared for the deity. You can sprinkle some water after making the offering.
You can meditate for a few minutes or read some shlokas or prayers dedicated to
After the Krishna Puja remove the fruits and share it as ‘prasad’ with others.
After the puja, find some time to read the Bhagavad Gita and contemplate. You will find ideas and thoughts rushing in, which will help you in finding new meaning and direction in your life. Other spiritual books that can be read include Uddhava Gita and Srimad Bhagavad Purana.
Shri Krishna taught us to rise above rituals and to perform action. The best offering to Shri Krishna is to perform one’s duty by realizing the Brahman within.
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ReplyDeleteJanmashtami is the day of the year to celebrate one's Krishna’s birth. He was born at midnight and so many people celebrate at midnight. They do so with prayers or by putting decorated idols of him as a baby in a cot to symbolise his birth. Hinduism is an free religion and people worship him in many ways, from spending the day in penance to merely taking a few moments to remember him, from fasting the whole day to reciting prayers at midnight.
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