Astrologer Suggests 3 Special Offerings For Janmashtami To Get Lord Krishna’s Blessings –

This year the holy festival of Janmashtami will be celebrated on August 26, Monday. This time, Jayanti Yoga is being formed on Janmashtami. Jayanti Yoga is the special timing that was formed at the time of Lord Krishna’s birth.

According to Local 18 reporter, famous astrologer Pandit Nandkishore Mudgal of Mudgal Jyotish Kendra at Pagal Baba Ashram of Devghar said that this year on this day the child from of Lord Shri Krishna, also known as Laddu Gopal, will be worshipped.

Lord Shri Krishna should be decorated specially and 56 types of food items should be offered to Lord Shri Krishna. Moreover, Lord Shri Krishna must be made to swing on this day. There are some things which are very dear to Lord Krishna and which must be brought and kept in your house before Janmashtami.

Things you should bring before Janmashtami

Astrologers say that some things are very dear to Lord Krishna and if these things are kept in the house then Lord Krishna resides in that house. Along with the increase in happiness and prosperity, there is always an abundance of wealth in that house.

Flute

Lord Krishna is very fond of flute. If you bring the flute and keep it in the house, there will never be any family dispute in the house.

Peacock Feather

Lord Krishna is very fond of peacock feathers. One will hardly see an image of Lord Krishna without a peacock feather. Therefore, keep a peacock feather at the place of worship in the house before Janmashtami. This will always increase the wealth in the house and create an atmosphere of peace in the family.

Cow and Calf

Buy a statue of a cow with a calf on or before Janmashtami. It is considered to be the symbol of the Kamdhenu cow. It is one of the 14 gems that came out during the Samudra Manthan. If you buy this statue and keep it at your place of worship, you will have the happiness of the children in the house and will be relieved from mental and physical stress.

Janmashtami is observed annually on the Ashtami Tithi of Krishna Paksha during the month of Bhadrapada. Lord Krishna is said to have made his divine appearance during the Dwapar Yuga, the third of the four yugas in Hindu tradition. His purpose was to re-establish cosmic order during times of moral decline.