Tag: Sri Krishna Jayanti

  • A joyous Sri Krishna Jayanthi celebrations

    A joyous Sri Krishna Jayanthi celebrations

    The traditional Uriyadi, or pot-breaking ceremony, took place in front of the Kali temple. To the uplifting tunes of the Hare Rama mantra and bhajans, participants of all ages

  • Go puja at Amritapuri

    Go puja at Amritapuri

    The Go Puja, a traditional worship of the cows, was performed with deep reverence, followed by aarti.

  • Foster the remembrance of Krishna only to become Krishna

    Foster the remembrance of Krishna only to become Krishna

    Lord Krishna showed us through the example of his life how to be joyful from childhood to old age and to make one’s entire life a celebration.

  • My devotee shall never perish

    My devotee shall never perish

    Bhagavan has taken the vow of protecting the devotee who completely depends on him

  • When the impurities are removed, our Bhakti will become mature

    When the impurities are removed, our Bhakti will become mature

    23 August 2019 — Amritapuri AshramSreeKrishna Jayanthi Celebrations – excerpts from Amma’s message Today is the sacred day when the Lord Krishna took avatara on this earth as the embodiment of strength and beauty. He gave this world the message of courageous action and pure love in all its fullness. The Sanskrit word avatara has…

  • GoPuja and Chanting of Divine names

    GoPuja and Chanting of Divine names

    23 Aug 2019, Amritapuri As part of Janmashtami celebrations (Sri Krishna’s birthday), devotees participated in GoPuja (worship of cows) and Nagara Sankeertanam (Chanting of the Divine name) at Amritapuri Ashram this morning. Later in the afternoon, there was Uriyadi (a traditional game where a pot filled with curd and butter is broken). As Amma came…

  • Holding God close to our hearts, all obstacles on our path will fall away

    Holding God close to our hearts, all obstacles on our path will fall away

    2 September 2018, Amritapuri (Excerpts from Amma’s 2018 Sri Krishna Jayanti Message) Ashtami Rohini, the eighth day of the waning moon in the August-September month of the Hindu calendar, is the sacred day when the birthless, deathless Supreme Consciousness took birth as a human child in the city of Mathura. From the moment of his…

  • Living with Sri Krishana, Janmashtami celebrations at Amritapuri

    Living with Sri Krishana, Janmashtami celebrations at Amritapuri

    12 Sep 2017, Amritapuri The day’s festivities began with the Go Puja, the traditional cow worship. This ceremony is done on this day because Sri Krishna was a cowherd in his youth. At the head of a procession, the Ashram cows made their way to the front of the ashram where the special puja was…

  • Sri Krishna Jayanthi at Amritapuri

    Sri Krishna Jayanthi at Amritapuri

    24 Aug 2016, Amritapuri The festivities began at 7:30 in the morning with a special procession from the Ashram’s cowshed to the front steps of the Kali Temple where the Go Puja was performed showing reverence to all cows. A large number of Ashramites, devotees and visitors took part in the procession and puja, singing…

  • Perform your duties wholeheartedly with an attitude of surrender and detachment

    Perform your duties wholeheartedly with an attitude of surrender and detachment

    25 August 2016 — Amritapuri When we think about Lord Krishna, what are the first thoughts that enter our mind? Different people will answer in different ways. This is because Lord Krishna won’t allow himself to be confined within our limited thoughts and ideas. But one thing is clear: Everything about Krishna is sweet, alluring…