Radha and krishna are known for their true love and there are several stories validating the facts associated with both the deities. The idol of Radha-Krishna can be seen in temples all around the world. The festivals related to them like Janmashtami and Radhashtami are celebrated in different regions of the country with full gusto and enthusiasm. Devotees from various regions visit Mathura, Gokul and Vrindavan on the auspicious occasions to witness the amazing sight of the Lord. On special occasions, the idol of Krishna is decorated with grand kanha ji shringar accessories, several rituals are performed to decorate and adorn Krishna. Some rituals are very common while some are less known to people. Here is a list of facts which are closely associated with bal gopal shringar and are less known. Ingredients used to bathe KrishnaTulsi, chandan and Gangajal are the main ingredients used to cleanse Krishna’s Idol before it is decorated with beautiful poshak and corresponding kanha ji accessories. Tulsi is considered as a sacred plant in Hinduism while chandan is considered to be the purest ingredient which is also used to perform tilak. After the bath is completed, Gangajal is sprinkled all over the idol and the temple to bring in positivity. Yellow PoshakYellow color symbolizes happiness, chastity, competence and piousness. Lord Vishnu’s Dress is yellow and Krishna is his avatar who is usually adorned in a yellow poshak especially in the spring season. Devotees prefer dressing the lord in yellow and making yellow Prasad for bhog. Bansuri Lord Krishna is always pictured holding a flute towards his right side. The go of love loves to play this instrument to evoke affection and touch the hearts of everyone who listens to the melodious music produced by him. Mor pankhi Lord Krishna embraces a Morpankhi on his forehead and so does his childhood form Ladoo Gopal ji. Morpankhi comes as a shringar item in many endearing stone studded designs. A morpankhi is the feather of peacock which is for Ladoo Gopal’s ornamentation and has great sigficance attached to it. Many stories of peacocks surrounding the Lord while he used to produce music through his flute are often heard. The Morpankhi embellished on Krishna’s head is a proof of his love for the bird. Each and every item associated with Bal gopal shringar indicates a divine message. It is by keen observation that man can acquire or understand the meaning it implies and acquire the knowledge. The god of love spreads knowledge with love to spread positivity with his accessories.
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