Masik Krishna Janmashtami 2024: Today is monthly Krishna Janmashtami, read the fasting story and worship method here

New Delhi. Masik Krishna Janmashtami 2024: The day of Masik Krishna Janmashtami is considered very important in Hinduism. This day is considered very special for the worship of Lord Shri Krishna. According to beliefs, people observe fast on this day and worship the Laddu Gopal form of Shri Krishna with full devotion. Masik Janmashtami is celebrated every month on the Ashtami date of Krishna Paksha.

This month it is being celebrated on Thursday, May 30, 2024. It is said that those devotees who worship Shri Krishna with a true heart on this day, all their sorrows are destroyed.

Monthly Krishna Janmashtami Puja Vidhi

The devotees should wake up in the morning and take a bath. After this, those who want to keep the fast should take the blessings of Kanha and take a vow to fast. Install an idol of Lord Krishna on a wooden stand. Anoint Krishna with Panchamrit, Gangajal and pure water. Apply a tilak of Gopi Chandan and turmeric. Offer butter and sugar candy by adding a Tulsi leaf. Chant the Vedic mantras of Lord Krishna.

Conclude your worship with Aarti. After the worship, definitely blow the conch. Then apologize for the mistake made during the worship. The next day, break your fast by offering food to Lord Krishna. Help the poor.

Monthly Krishna Janmashtami Vrat Katha

There are many mythological stories and beliefs about the birth of Lord Shri Krishna. According to mythology, Krishna ji is the eighth son of Vasudev and Devaki and before him, all the other seven sons were killed by the demon king Kansa. It is believed that when Kanha was born, all the locks and gates of the prison opened automatically. Also, all the guards fell asleep.

After this, his father Vasudev went to Nanda village and handed him over to Nanda Baba. Finally, Shri Krishna killed Kansa and freed the people from his atrocities and happiness and peace again prevailed on the entire earth. Let us tell you, the festival of Krishna Janmashtami symbolizes the victory of good over evil.