Krishna Janmastami

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 Krishna Janmastami 

            Hello, today is Krishna Janmashtami. This day is considered very important across India because it marks the birth of our beloved Kanha. On this day, there was complete darkness and prison bars... It was the night when he was to be born on this earth and destroy evil forces. The entire creation was blissful... but his mother and father were sorrowful because they knew that Kansa, Devaki's brother, would not allow their son to live. They were deeply distressed and crying, but they did not know that the divine Krishna was about to be born to them... In the morning, they saw their son as an ordinary child, as any parent would, and every parent sees their child as the most important and beloved.

         Lord Krishna took birth, destroyed evil forces, showered love, and performed divine pastimes with Radha and the gopis. He explained the essence of love to the whole world, teaching us what love is and how it elevates our minds. Krishna was proficient in 64 arts... After all, he was God and knew everything. He enchanted everyone’s hearts and taught love to everyone, regardless of age or status, whether human or animal. His world was unique, with no disputes, no greed for money or crops, no discrimination based on status or background—just love. He always encouraged speaking with love, saying "Radhe Radhe," because Radha was the source of his love. Even today, saying "Radhe Radhe" in a Krishna temple brings joy to the heart.

           However, today’s world is very

different; it bears little resemblance to the world created by God. The present world is filled with selfishness and desires. Respect and honor seem to be scarce, and wealth dictates one's status. The richer one is, the more respect and honor they receive, with money often being revered as a deity.

       


In today’s world, girls are often treated as mere objects and are oppressed, even though Krishna taught us to honor women. He said that honoring women makes one the most powerful in the world, and women were considered the source of energy. Yet, these values seem to have little significance today. If you still hold a place for God in your heart, please honor women and follow the divine teachings as much as possible.

No matter which deity you worship, following their teachings even a little can transform this world into a place of truth.

Wishing you all a heartfelt Krishna Janmashtami. May you always be happy, prosperous, and live a joyous life.



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