In Temples images of Krishna are bathed and placed in cradles, whilst the shankh (conch shell) is played and bells are rung. Holy mantras are also chanted to venerate Krishna.

Krishna traced the demonic kidnapper Panchajana, fought him and retrieved the boy. He “ground Panchajana’s bones” to fashion a conch that he called Panchajanya, ‘Of Panchajana’.

The first sound and vibration that emanates from a Shankh, ... In the Bhagavad Gita, a revered Hindu scripture, Lord Krishna blows the Shankha before the start of the great Mahabharata battle.

In temples, images of Krishna are bathed and placed in cradles, whilst the shankh (conch shell) is blown and bells are rung. Holy mantras are also chanted to venerate him. Human pyramid ...

The nation celebrated Janmashtami on August 26, 2024, with Dahi Handi festivities on August 27, 2024. The article elaborated on the symbols associated with Lord Krishna, such as his flute, peacock ...

Having grown up in a mainstream Indian household, the shankh or the conch shell as I know is a symbol of a beautiful natural work of art and is associated with Lord Krishna.

“Amidst chanting of vedic hymns and playing of shankh (conch shell) and drums, a procession of priests donning the attire of Radha-Krishna and other deities will be taken out on Monday,” Kapil ...

Even if one does not blow the shankh, and puts it to his/her ear, a definite vibration or sound can be heard. The science in the Vedas needs to be explored more, most of the modern man’s ...

In Temples images of Krishna are bathed and placed in cradles, whilst the shankh (conch shell) is played and bells are rung. Holy mantras are also chanted to venerate Krishna.