Krishna Janmashtami 2022: Is Gokulashtami on August 18 or 19? Know propitious time, puja vidhi

Krishna Janmashtami 2022: Is Gokulashtami on August 18 or 19? Know propitious time, puja vidhi

Krishna Janmashtami 2022 will be praised with incredible grandeur and show by Hindu fans everywhere.

Janmashtami is a significant Hindu celebration. It is festivity on the Ashtami tithi of Krishna Paksha of Bhadrapada month all around the country. On this day, Krishna fans the nation over love the Lord and notice quick.

According to Hindu sacred writings, the celebration of Janmashtami is seen to commend the introduction of Lord Krishna. The day is viewed as favorable because of the extraordinary soothsaying yoga being shaped.

Krishna Janmashtami is praised under different names all over India. These incorporate, Gokulashtami, Krishnasthami, Srijayanti.

The celebration hushes up popular in Maharashtra as individuals celebrate it by getting a charge out of 'Dahi Handi' celebration. The celebration is appreciated with extraordinary energy in Mathura, which is known to be the origin of Lord Krishna.

Krishna Janmashtami 2022: Date

In light of Vedic Panchang, asthami tithi will begin at 9:21 pm on August 18 and it will end at 10:59 pm on August 19. Subsequently, Krishna Janmashtami will be praised on August 18.

Nishith puja ought to be performed from 12:02 am to 12:48 pm on August 18.

Remarkably, certain individuals might be observing Janmashtami on August 19 on the off chance that they think about dawn as the premise. In any case, it is vital to take note of that Ashtami tithi is just till 10:59 pm.

As Lord Krishna was brought into the world at 12 PM, commending his introduction to the world on August 18 is proper.

Krishna Janmashtami 2022: Puja vidhi

The holy festival of Janmashtami is celebrated with great pomp and show by Hindus all over the world. Krishna devotees observe fasts and perform kirtan to please the Lord and celebrate his birth. Temples having Krishna idol are decorated with balloons and other decorative items to celebrate birth of the God.

Many people who have kept Ladoo Gopal, the baby form of Lord Krishna, at their home also dress up the idol in new clothes for the occasion.