Lord Krishna took birth on mother Devaki’s womb on the Ashtami tithi of the Krishna Paksha in the month of Bhadrapada. Fasting on the monthly Krishna Janmashtami is said to atone for sins and grant all desires. Worshipping Bal Gopal on this day bestows the benefits of childbirth. Observing this fast also grants salvation to the devotees and absolves them of negative karma.
Masik Krishna Janmashtami is celebrated on the Ashtami date of Krishna Paksha every month. On this auspicious occasion, Lord Krishna is worshiped. Also, the fast of Masik Krishna Janmashtami is observed. It is believed that by worshiping Lord Krishna, every wish of the devotee is fulfilled.
Masik Janmashtami Date And Shubh Muhurat
- Masik Krishna Janmashtami: Thursday, April 9, 2026
- Ashtami Tithi Begins: 09:19 PM, April 9
- Ashtami Tithi Ends: 11:15 PM, April 10
- Vrat Time: 12:00 PM to 12:45 AM (April 10)
Puja Vidhi On Masik Krishna Janmashtami
– Devotees begin the day with a holy bath and take a Sankalpa (vow) to observe the fast with devotion.
– Many devotees observe a strict fast, while some take fruits and milk.
In the evening, devotees perform puja on Lord Krishna with offerings such as:
- Panchamrita
- Tulsi leaves
- Makhan-Mishri
- Milk and fruits
- Incense and diya
– Chant the mantra “Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya.”
– On this day, you can listen to or read the stories of Lord Krishna’s divine deeds. You can also organise a bhajan-kirtan and stay awake throughout the night. Observing a fast on Masik Krishna Janmashtami is considered very auspicious. It is also highly beneficial to feed the poor and serve cows on this day.
Masik Shri Krishna Janmashtami Significance
According to religious beliefs, this day is celebrated as the birthday of Lord Krishna. Observing a fast and performing rituals on Masik Krishna Janmashtami helps to eradicate all sins and attain moksha. Additionally, it is believed that worshipping Lord Krishna on this day fulfils the devotee’s desires, bringing peace, happiness, and prosperity into their lives.
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