The birth of Lord Krishna is more than an event - it is a miracle steeped in celestial timing, moral idealism, and transcendent love. As recounted in ancient Vedic and Puranic traditions, Krishna, the eighth incarnation of Mahavishnu, was born in the month of Avani during Rohini Nakshatra on Ashtami Tithi.

These details are not arbitrary; Rohini is considered one of the most auspicious of the nakshatras, associated with abundance, nurturing energy, and creative harmony. The Ashtami Tithi (eighth lunar day of the dark fortnight) further lends solemnity and cosmic balance to the moment.

Stories say that only those who live virtuously are fully able to grasp the wonder of Krishna’s avatar - not just as myth, but as a living inspiration. His birth serves as a renewal of hope: to destroy injustice, to instil love, and to remind humanity of dharma. When the sacred recounting occurs, the listener is lifted, enriched manifold.