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Lord Krishna REQUESTED the men and women of

brindvan to worship Govardhana, instead of worshipping

Lord Indra,the king of heaven, who is in charge of the

rains. Krishna convinced the people that Govardhana Hill

was supplying so many necessities and should be

worshipped instead.<br><br>when the people of brindavan

started worshipping the Govardhana Hill, Lord Indra

became angry that he was not worshipped. He sent

torrents of rain upon Vrindavana. The residents approached

Krishna for help. Krishna then lifted Govardhana Hill

with his little finger and held it over the residents

of Vrindavana like an umbrella.<br><br>when lord

indra saw lord krishna lifting the govardana hill with

his little finger, lord indra was convinced with that

lord krishna was none other than lord vishnu himself -

indra bowed down to lord krishna and apologized for his

vain and arrogant behaviour. <br><br>in many iskcon

temples, govrdana pooja is celebrated during janmasthmi

-in india, august heralds the monsoon season and one

will see torrential rains and flodding in partsof noth

india. <br><br>in south india, this event is celebrated

in the month of january as bhogi pongal -a three day

festival- where ,on the first day , prayers are offered to

rain god indra for a good harvest. <br><br>to the

govardana dhari murali krishna we offer our salutations-

<br><br>love and blessings, maa

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