Janmashtami - Birth of Lord Krishna
Key Thought: Janmashtami is a time to welcome divine love through joyful devotion and prayer.
Janmashtami, or the “Eighth Day” (ashtami), is the celebration commemorating the birth of Lord Krishna, the eighth avatar of Vishnu. In our ashram, we observe this sacred night according to tradition, gathering for an all-night vigil.
Program
- 18:00 - Evening aarti
- 20:00 - Bhajans and kirtan
- 00:00 - Midnight celebration of Krishna’s birth
- 01:00 - Prasadam and joyful chanting
Spiritual Significance
Krishna symbolizes divine love and joy. Born at midnight, he brings spiritual light to the hearts of his devotees. Through chanting, meditation, and community, we celebrate this divine presence in our lives.
Information for Participants
Everyone is welcome to join and experience the spiritual joy of this sacred night. Please contact us in advance if you plan to attend.
Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna, Hare Hare
Frequently asked questions
What is Janmashtami?
It's the festival celebrating Lord Krishna's birth, the eighth avatar of Vishnu, observed at midnight in the Bhadrapada month.
How do we celebrate Janmashtami at the ashram?
Night vigil with bhajans, midnight celebration of Krishna's birth, followed by prasadam and joyful chanting.