Happy Krishn Janmashtami to All

Have you ever noticed that the Janmashtami greetings usually have smiling pictures of Lord Krishna in his childhood?

They depict the simplicity and carefree innocence of childhood.

A message that simplicity and innocence - sincerity and honesty bring sweetness to life.

Along with sweetness and a smile, three other significant symbols are also found in these pictures.

Morpankh  (Peacock Feather) Murli (Flute) and Maakhan (Butter)

The Peacock feather is the symbol of beauty

The flute is the symbol of music - the music of love.

Butter is the symbol of the essence of life and the world.

The secret of making human life beautiful is hidden in these three symbols.

They point towards the art of making human life perfect.

They are the symbol of Satyam Shivam Sundaram. 

Krishna loves peacock feathers - He loves beauty.

We should also try to see beauty in every object and every person.

We should always try to see positivity in everything - not negativity.

Krishna's flute plays the music of love - The message of love - that love is the greatest power.

Lord Krishna takes out butter from the pot and eats it.

We should also try to find and embrace the butter - the essence or truth from the pot of our life or the world.

We should always search for the truth - accept only the truth and always remain firm on the truth.

On the occasion of Krishna Janmashtami, let's all remember these five M's - 

 Madhurta - Muskaan - Morpankh - Murli and Maakhan

(Sweetness - Smile - Peacock Feather - Flute and Butter) 

Let's try to make our lives joyful by embracing these five beautiful symbols as constant parts of our lives.

                       Happy Janmashtami to all

                                       " Rajan Sachdeva "