Janmastami

I can't believe....
According To Malyalam Calender it comes on September 8.
He was born in Rohini star next month...Chingam, not on Karkidakam month

No,it would be celebrated everywhere on 9th this month and I am open to any invitation!
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No,it would be celebrated everywhere on 9th this month and I am open to any invitation!
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Really surprising.....
Kannan was born on Chingam, not Karkidakam
Also, star coming on that day is Pooruruttaathi......not Rohini. ;)

How it differs by exactly one month? One day difference is Ok. :huh: :huh: :huh:

Just see this link.....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna_Janmashtami

It is clearly told there, " The festival always falls within mid-August to mid-September in the Gregorian calendar."


It's because Indian Month Chingam always falls on August 17 and Month Kanni starts on September 17 and Krishna's Birthday is celebrated on Rohini star coming on this month.


My best friend was born just one day before Ashtami Rohini, on Karthika star. Another classmate of mine, is born on the same day with Rohini star. So, he celebrates his birthday every year along with Lord Krishna.

Chingam is also Known as Shravan.

This year Janmastami will be celebrated on 9th August.

Janmastmi is always in August. This is celebrated for about a month in Mathura- Vrindavan. The main celebrations are in dwakadheesh temple where daily there is change of Ghata. So, on Hari Ghata, everything id green. On kaali Ghata, there is only dark.

This year Janmastami will be celebrated on 9th August.

am really confused.....how can it happen?
How birthday of Krisha be celebrated in 2 months? :blink: :blink:

Janmashtami is the birthday of Lord Krishna.
It is celebrate at all over India.


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This year Janmastami will be celebrated on 9th August.

am really confused.....how can it happen?
How birthday of Krisha be celebrated in 2 months? :blink: :blink:

Janmastmi is always in August.. what is the confusion? If there is any doubt, it will be best to consult a Hindu scholar (Pandit). I do not think that anybody here is competent enough to clarify such doubts.

This year Janmastami will be celebrated on 9th August.

am really confused.....how can it happen?
How birthday of Krisha be celebrated in 2 months? :blink: :blink:

Janmastmi is always in August.. what is the confusion? If there is any doubt, it will be best to consult a Hindu scholar (Pandit). I do not think that anybody here is competent enough to clarify such doubts.

Devyani's father is an astrologer. Perhaps he may able to clear my doubt.

I think, it occurred due to difference of Malayalam Calender and Hindi Calender :blush:

This year Janmastami will be celebrated on 9th August.

am really confused.....how can it happen?
How birthday of Krisha be celebrated in 2 months? :blink: :blink:

Janmastmi is always in August.. what is the confusion? If there is any doubt, it will be best to consult a Hindu scholar (Pandit). I do not think that anybody here is competent enough to clarify such doubts.

Devyani's father is an astrologer. Perhaps he may able to clear my doubt.

I think, it occurred due to difference of Malayalam Calender and Hindi Calender :blush:

That is why I consider astrology false. Science and maths are everywhere same. But astrology differs from place to place- Kerala, U.P.--Malayalam and Hindu calendars causing difference. Not to speak of different astrology in India and U.S.A.

This year Janmastami will be celebrated on 9th August.

am really confused.....how can it happen?
How birthday of Krisha be celebrated in 2 months? :blink: :blink:

Janmastmi is always in August.. what is the confusion? If there is any doubt, it will be best to consult a Hindu scholar (Pandit). I do not think that anybody here is competent enough to clarify such doubts.

Devyani's father is an astrologer. Perhaps he may able to clear my doubt.

I think, it occurred due to difference of Malayalam Calender and Hindi Calender :blush:

That is why I consider astrology false. Science and maths are everywhere same. But astrology differs from place to place- Kerala, U.P.--Malayalam and Hindu calendars causing difference. Not to speak of different astrology in India and U.S.A.

i have always noticed a difference of 1 day. But one month, it's for the first time :blush: :blush:

No,it would be celebrated everywhere on 9th this month and I am open to any invitation!
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Janamastmi is being celebrated at Agra/ mathura/ Vrindavan today. (10-8-2012).

Happy Janamastmi to all.

Happy Janmashtmi to all. :)

We have been on fast today and will eat food after seeing the moon today at night. :)

Happy Janmashtmi to all. :)

We have been on fast today and will eat food after seeing the moon today at night. :)

I have my Kishanji with me today so I will eat and play as I wish. But as you know this is janmastmi today and this is celebrated according to Mathura and Vrindaban beliefs on two different days.

This year Janmastami will be celebrated on 9th August.

am really confused.....how can it happen?
How birthday of Krisha be celebrated in 2 months? :blink: :blink:

Janmastmi is always in August.. what is the confusion? If there is any doubt, it will be best to consult a Hindu scholar (Pandit). I do not think that anybody here is competent enough to clarify such doubts.

Devyani's father is an astrologer. Perhaps he may able to clear my doubt.

I think, it occurred due to difference of Malayalam Calender and Hindi Calender :blush:

That is why I consider astrology false. Science and maths are everywhere same. But astrology differs from place to place- Kerala, U.P.--Malayalam and Hindu calendars causing difference. Not to speak of different astrology in India and U.S.A.

i have always noticed a difference of 1 day. But one month, it's for the first time :blush: :blush:

I think this should clear your doubts this is a copy paste from wikipedia
Krishna Janmashtami is observed on the Ashtami tithi, the eighth day of the dark half or Krishna Paksha of the month of Bhadra in the Hindu calendar, when the Rohini Nakshatra is ascendant. The festival always falls within mid-August to mid-September in the Gregorian calendar. In 2010, for example, the festival was celebrated on 1 September, and in 2011 on 22 August in North India and on 21 August in South Indian states like Kerala.[2]
this was in 2011
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna_Janmashtami

All the photos of lord krishna looks very beautiful and lovely.. :-) I do not know more about this festival.. But im commenting because i wanted to appreciate the people who search good photos..

Happy Janmashtmi to all.

Today we must break the pot in the evening we all will have a joy.

Happy Janmashtmi to all. :)

We have been on fast today and will eat food after seeing the moon today at night. :)

I have my Kishanji with me today so I will eat and play as I wish. But as you know this is janmastmi today and this is celebrated according to Mathura and Vrindaban beliefs on two different days.

Yes it is celebrated according to Mathura and Vrindavan. :)

This year Janmastami will be celebrated on 9th August.

am really confused.....how can it happen?
How birthday of Krisha be celebrated in 2 months? :blink: :blink:

Janmastmi is always in August.. what is the confusion? If there is any doubt, it will be best to consult a Hindu scholar (Pandit). I do not think that anybody here is competent enough to clarify such doubts.

Devyani's father is an astrologer. Perhaps he may able to clear my doubt.

I think, it occurred due to difference of Malayalam Calender and Hindi Calender :blush:

That is why I consider astrology false. Science and maths are everywhere same. But astrology differs from place to place- Kerala, U.P.--Malayalam and Hindu calendars causing difference. Not to speak of different astrology in India and U.S.A.

i have always noticed a difference of 1 day. But one month, it's for the first time :blush: :blush:

I think this should clear your doubts this is a copy paste from wikipedia
Krishna Janmashtami is observed on the Ashtami tithi, the eighth day of the dark half or Krishna Paksha of the month of Bhadra in the Hindu calendar, when the Rohini Nakshatra is ascendant. The festival always falls within mid-August to mid-September in the Gregorian calendar. In 2010, for example, the festival was celebrated on 1 September, and in 2011 on 22 August in North India and on 21 August in South Indian states like Kerala.[2]
this was in 2011
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna_Janmashtami

I have quoted the same thing :( :( :(
Yes, our month begins on August 17. That's why it comes after that as described in wikipedia. (Till sep 16th) It's clearly stated also. then why it's celebrated in North India today? :blink:

I think difference in both the calenders by a few days caused such a great difference.

Yet, what surprises me most is.....Krishna is born on Rohini star and today it's Thiruvonam.......I think almost 10 stars diference :woohoo: :woohoo: