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Iskcon chennai Celebrate Srila prabhupad 127th vyasa puja on 8th September 10 am to 1 30 pm  

  Iskcon chennai celebrates janmashtami on 6th and 7th sept.abhisek on 7th night 10 30 pm Sri Krishna Janmashtami Celebrations at iskcon chennai 6th September 2023 special darshan from 8 30 am to 10 30 pm 7th September 2023, Thursday Time: 8.30am to midnight ISKCON Chennai invites one and all to celebrate Sri Krishna Janmashtami by visiting the Sri Sri Radha Krishna temple at Akkarai, Sholinganallur (off ECR) on 7th September 2023, Thursday. Darshan of Sri Sri Radha Krishna will commence at 8.30am. Throughout the day, there will be bhajans and kirtan. At 10.30pm, the beautiful abhishek of Their Lordships Sri Sri Radha Krishna Chandravali will commence. Arati will be.

Iskcon chennai celebrates Sri Balaram jayanthi on 31st Aug 5.30 pm to 8 pm Balaram Purnima Srimad Bhagavatam Narration of Lord Balarama’s Appearance Lord Balarama is the adi-guru, the original spiritual master. In Chaitanya Lila, Lord Balarama appears as Lord Nityananda, the bestower of mercy to even the most fallen conditioned soul. Therefore His appearance as the son of Rohini and Vasudeva is celebrated by devotees with great jubilation. On the day of Balarama-purnima, devotees fast till noon. Murtis of Krishna-Balarama are decorated nicely and kept on the altar platform. At around 11 a.m., an abhisheka is performed and bhoga of varieties of sweets, savories, chutneys, rice, sabjis, cakes and.

On 27th Sunday jhulan festival 12.30 pm and evening 7 pm Jhulan swing festival In ISKCON Chennai for five days, the small Utsav-vighraha functional Deities (Vijay-utsav bera) are taken from the altar and placed on an elaborately decorated swing in the temple room. After receiving the traditional arati worship, the Deities are pushed on Their swing. Devotees ,members of the congregation ,life patrons, donors are invited to participate. Each devotee offers flower petals and personal prayers, and then pushes the swing several times as the other devotees chant Hare Krishna, Jaya Radhe Jaya Krishna jaya Vrindavan, or Jaya Radhe, Jaya Jaya Madhava dayite in kirtan. The atmosphere of this festival.

Ratha-yatra, The Festival of Chariots Baladeva, Subhadra, Jagannatha Right to left: Lord Jagannatha, Subhadra Devi, and Lord Baladeva Ratha-yatra, or the Festival of Chariots, is a joyous event celebrated for thousands of years in the Indian holy city of Jagannatha Puri, and more recently by Hare Krishna devotees in cities around the world. Another name for Krishna, Jagannatha refers to the ecstatic form of the Lord with large eyes and rugged features who is carried on a gigantic chariot during this festival (and worshiped in an ancient temple at the center of Jagannath Puri.) As the story goes, Lord Krishna once overheard a conversation about how His dearest devotees, the.