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Celebration of Voharvod ( Janam Din ) in Kashmiri Pandit Community
In this issue, we plan to take up Celebration of Birthday, although it is not officially listed as one of the SANSKARS, however it is an essential part of every Kashmiri Pandits’ lifespan. So let us discuss in this issue Birthday as per LUNAR...
Visiting Hari Parbat | The Myna Mountain
Hari Parbat has, for the past 5000 odd years, been an object of veneration for people living in Kashmir. It is a physical embodiment of the victory over demonic forces.
Answer on Does anyone knows why Kashmiri Pandit's celebrate the Birth of Lord Krishna on the 7th Day of the Lunar Month or Saptami (Sattam)?
Kashmiri Pandit Community celebrates Krishna Janamashtmi on Sapthami and keeps fast on the 7th day of Badrpadh Krishna Paksha. The reason is that we keep fast for the whole day and wait for the arrival of Bhagwan Krishna, as Bal Gopala...Kashmiri Pandit Community celebrates Krishna Janamashtmi on Sapthami and keeps fast on the 7th day of Badrpadh Krishna Paksha. The reason is that we keep fast for the whole day and wait for the arrival of Bhagwan Krishna, as Bal Gopala...Kashmiri Pandit Community celebrates Krishna Janamashtmi on Sapthami and keeps fast on the 7th day of Badrpadh Krishna Paksha.
The reason is that we keep fast for the whole day and wait for the arrival of Bhagwan Krishna, as Bal Gopala was born at 12 at midnight on the 7th and 8th day of Badrapadh Krishan Paksha, and the fast used to end after the birth of Lord Krishna, and after seeing the rising of the moon in the sky.
Janamashtmi( zarm satam ) is an important festival in Kashmiri culture and it was celebrated for 3 days.
1st day for preparation etc. And Krishna Janki was also taken out through the city streets on the 1st day of the three-day festival.
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