ABHISHEKAM EVENTS
Krishna Thirumanajanam (Abhishekam) & Krishna Jayanthi Grand Celebration
Celebrate the divine union of Lord Krishna and the joyous occasion of Krishna Jayanthi with traditional rituals, devotional fervor, and the exciting Uri Adithal event!

About the Thirumanajanam (Abhishekam) and Krishna Jayanthi Celebration :
The Thirumanajanam, or celestial wedding, of Lord Krishna is a sacred and joyous event that celebrates his divine love and union. Combined with the grand celebration of Krishna Jayanthi, the birthday of Lord Krishna, this event is filled with devotion, cultural festivities, and spiritual upliftment. The Uri Adithal, or breaking of the pot, is a fun-filled tradition that symbolizes Krishna’s love for butter and his playful nature.
Benefits for Devotees
The Krishna Thirumanajanam and Krishna Jayanthi celebration include a variety of traditional Vedic rituals:
Ankurarpanam: The ceremony begins with the sowing of seeds, symbolizing new beginnings and the germination of devotion.
Krishna Avahanam: Invoking the presence of Lord Krishna through sacred chants and mantras.
Abhishekam: A ritualistic bath of the deity with holy water, milk, honey, and other sacred substances.
Homam: A sacred fire ritual where offerings are made to invoke the blessings of Lord Krishna..
Uri Adithal (Breaking of the Pot): A fun-filled event where participants attempt to break a pot filled with butter, symbolizing Krishna’s playful nature.
Aarti and Blessings: The ceremony concludes with the waving of lamps and the showering of blessings upon the devotees.
Offerings:
Devotees are encouraged to offer flowers, fruits, sweets (especially butter and milk-based sweets), and other traditional items to Lord Krishna. Special offerings such as garlands, Tulsi leaves, and peacock feathers are also considered auspicious.
Sankalpa and Prayers
During the Krishna Thirumanajanam and Krishna Jayanthi celebration, devotees can make a Sankalpa (sacred vow) to seek specific blessings, such as:
Love and Devotion: To deepen one’s love and devotion towards Lord Krishna.
Prosperity and Happiness: To invite prosperity, happiness, and well-being into your life.
Spiritual Growth: To enhance your spiritual journey and understanding of dharma.
Protection from Negativity: To shield oneself and loved ones from negative energies.
Prayers:
Recite sacred mantras and prayers dedicated to Lord Krishna to invoke his divine presence and blessings. Some suggested prayers include the Krishna Ashtakam, Krishna Chalisa, and Vishnu Sahasranamam.
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