Today Hindus all over the world celebrate Krishnashtami 2010 or janmashtami 2010. Here is some Krishna Bhajans/ Lord Krishna Songs from Youtube.
Krishna jinka nam, gokul jinka dham, aise Shree Krishna bhagwan ko, ham sab ka pranam, jai shree krrishna Happy Janmashtami 2010
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Shri Krishna Govind Hare Murari Hey
Nath Narayan Vasudeva
Jai Ho Shri Krishna
Happy Janmashtami
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Hare Rama, Hare Krishna.. Happy Janamashtami to all.May god krishna bless u all.
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May Lord Krishna come to your house & take away all ur Makhan
Mishri with all ur worries & sorrows
His blessings on u and ur family
Happy Krishna Janmashtami
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Radha ki bhakti, Murli ki mithas
Maakhan ka swaad aur Gopiyo ka raas
Inhi sabsy milky banta ha Janmashtami ka ye din khas.
Happy Janmashtami
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May the grace of Lord Krishna always shower on you. Wishing you a very Happy Janmashtami.
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May every year this festival bring lots of happiness and positive vibes for you and your family that you can cherish all your life. Happy Janmashtami.
Sri Krishna Janmashtami
Janmashtami or Sri Krishna Jayanthi or Gokulashtami or Ashtami Rohini, what ever name you call this festival, marks the celebration of the birth of Lord Sri Krishna.
Lord Sri Krishna was born on the Ashtami day on Rohini Nakshtram. Fasting, chanting bhajans, pujas and many other rituals mark Janmashtami celebrations in India.
Rangoli’s are made in front of the houses in South India and small foot marks are also made to mark the arrival of Lord Sri Krishna into the house.
Sri Krishna was born as an incarnation of Lord Vishnu to kill his maternal uncle ‘Kamsa’, who was a cruel King. Lord Krishna’s teachings in Bhagavad Gita holds special significance among Hindus.
There are many food items that are integral part of this festival. Cheedai, Murukku, Ladoo, Kheer and many other sweet delicacies are prepared on Krishnashtami.
Devotees visit major Krishna temples to seek Lord Krishna’s blessings on Janmashtami. Some people read out 108 names of lord.
Lord Krishna’s idol with cradle and conch, New clothes, flute and ornaments for Lord Krishna, milk, curd, gangajal, honey and ghee for Panchamrit are essential for the Janmashtami Pooja.
Janmashtami in 2010 : This time there is a slight change in Janmashtami festival in different parts of India. In some part of India Janmashtami is on Sep 1st and other regions it is on Sep 2nd.
Raksha Bandhan 2010 is on this Tuesday ie August 24, 2010. Here is some Rakha bandhan SMS or Rakhi greetings and Wishes which you can send to your brothers and sisters.
Raksha Bandhan SMS 2010 : Rakhi Wishes
Holi is colourful,
Deewali is lightful and brightful,
Rakhi has made our relationship POWERFUL.
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May this auspicious occasion
bring you all the prosperity
and good luck in your way of life.
Happy Rakshabandhan 2010
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Sister can understand things you never said.
She can understand pain,
which is not visible to anyone.
I love my sister.
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Sky Is Blue, Feel This Hue,
My Love Is For You Bhaiya? Always True.
Loads Of Good Wishes For Raksha Bandhan
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My Dear Brother is one
of the most precious
gift sent by God.
Happy Raksha Bandhan 2010 to you.
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I am thankful to my God
Who gave so caring Brother
Who is always there to love me,
guide me & above all..
To make me happy.
Love you Brother.
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May this Rakhi bring you everything you desire and everything you dream of.
May success accompany you in every step that you take. Have A Blessed Rakhi
Raksha Bandhan is a Hindu Festival to celebrate the relationship between brothers and sisters. Raksha Bandhan means a ‘Bond of Protection’. The main ritual of this festival is tying the rakhi by a sister on her brother’s wrist. Then both of them exchange sweets.
It is not compulsory that Rakhi can be tied only to ones own sibling, but can be tied to to any male and adopt him as a brother. Raksha Bandhan is celebrated on the full moon day of the Hindu month of Shravana.
Sisters pray for the healthy well being and long life of their brothers and brothers in turn will present them with many Rakhi Gifts and promise to care them life long.
Raksha Bandhan is celebrated all over India with different customs and traditions. Rituals differ in north and south India. Rakhi Purnima(North India), Grahma Purnima (Orissa), Nariyal Purnima (western India and parts of Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Goa), Janyo Punyo (Kumaon region of Uttarakhand), Kajari Purnima (Madhya Pradesh, Chattisgarh, Jharkand and Bihar), and Pavitropana (In parts of Gujarat) are the different names Raksha Bandhan is known in different parts of India.
In South Indian States of Tamilnadu, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, and Orissa, Shravan Purnima is celebrated as Avani Avittam.
Raksha Bandhan 2010 : This year’s Raksha Bandhan is on August 24, 2010.