Krishna Jayanthi Pooja (Janmashtami)

To accept Lord Krishna's blessings and find joy, serenity, and harmony, the Krishna Jayanthi Pooja is done, which is dedicated to Lord Krishna, the manifestation of Lord Vishnu, is done. The pooja is typically conducted on the auspicious day of Lord Krishna's birth, known as Krishna Jayanthi, which falls on the 8th day of the Lunar month of Shravan at midnight. By drawing Lord Krishna's footprints, people believe he visits their homes on this day. To receive the benefits of this pooja, performing it on the day of Krishna Jayanthi is recommended. The pooja helps to remove the malefic effects of the nine planets based on one's astrology, blesses couples with the ability to bear children, protects one from misfortune, and helps to overcome enemies.

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The purpose of this pooja is to enhance personal and spiritual growth. It is performed to celebrate the appearance day of Lord Krishna, specifically on Ashtami during the Bhadrapada month. The main deity worshipped during this pooja is Lord Krishna.

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