Sri Krishna Janmashtami 2022

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Hare Kṛishna!

Please Accept Our Humble Obeisances, All Glories to Srila Prabhupada!
ISKCON Mayapur welcomes all you for a Festive Month!
An all-auspicious Month and one you wouldn’t want to miss out!

Festivals are the Summum Bonum of ISKCON. exude with colourful decorations, palatable feasts, elaborate rituals, kirtans, dance and dramas, the festivals make spiritual progress a fun-filled experience for the devotees of ISKCON. The original Vedic flavor is thus revived, and anyone who participates in them can vouch that there is no modern-day substitute for these soul-satisfying experiences.

The name Krishna means “All-Attractive.” Lord Krishna exhibits six opulence’s in full: beauty, knowledge, fame, wealth, strength, and humility. Thus, He is worshipped as “The Supreme All-Attractive Personality of Godhead.” His Name is sublime in essence, divine in presence and bliss in fulness! This month is adorned with abundance of mercy! Don’t Miss Out During these festivities, visit us at Mayapur.com to offer reverential seva to the Lord during this period and get all the blessing that comes with it.

Sri Krishna Janmashtami, the grand celebration of Lord Krishna’s appearance falls on 19th August. Highlight of the festival is the midnight Maha Abhisheka and the Maharati. Thousands of pilgrims will visit Mayapur on this day for darshan and there is continuous Prasada distribution throughout the day.

Jhulan Yatra: Starting from Aug 7 to Aug 13, 2022, every day we shall swing Their Lordships Sri Sri Radha Madhava, (Jhulan festival), followed by colorful Balaram Jayanti on 13th August.

20th August is Nandotsava or the appearance day of our Founder Acharya Srila Prabhupada.
Write your offering for Srila Prabhupada Vyasapuja!
Link to submit your offering: shorturl.at/iLV48
 
Read more: https://www.mayapur.com/2022/sri-krishna-janmashtami-2022/

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