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Krishna Chhatti 2025: There is a tradition of celebrating Kanhaiya’s sixth after Janmashtami. On this day special enjoyment is offered to Lord Krishna and women do auspicious work in the house and wish for happiness and prosperity. Religious belief is that on this day, every wish is fulfilled by offering special fruits as fifty -six to Kanha ji. Let us know what things he offers on Kanha’s sixth day is considered auspicious.
Offer these things to Kanha ji on the sixth
Registrar
The registry is considered to be the favorite enjoyment of Lord Krishna. It is made from coriander powder, ghee, sugar and dry fruits. You can offer it to Kanha ji by making it on the sixth day. It does not take much time to make it.
Makhan-Mishri
Makhan-Mishri is also very dear to Kanha ji, so it is offered in bhog along with Janmashtami as well as sixth. By offering Makhan-Mishri, Lord Krishna is happy quickly and fulfills all the wishes of the devotees.
Kheer
Kheer is a traditional Indian dessert made from rice, milk and sugar. It is often made on any auspicious occasion. Kheer is also considered to be the favorite enjoyment of Lord Krishna. You can make it on the sixth day and can offer it to Kanha ji.
Panchamrit
Panchamrit, as the name suggests, is made from a mixture of five things. Milk, curd, ghee, honey and Ganges water. It is a very sacred enjoyment that is offered to Lord Krishna. You can also offer Kanha ji by making Panchamrit on the sixth day.
Apart from all this, you can also offer Kanha ji’s enjoyment of fresh fruits, sweets and salty made at home.
Do this worship method on this day
Clean the temple of the house after bathing in the morning. Make Shri Krishna a Panchamrit bath. Wearing yellow clothes and make up with flowers. Offer Tulsidal, Makhan-Mishri, Kheer and Fruit. Burning incense and lamps and chant ॐ Namo Bhagwate Vasudevaya Mantra. In the evening, the women of the house enjoy the festival by singing song and hymns.
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