Mathura Krishna Janmasthan, Mathura

About Mathura Krishna Janmasthan, Mathura

About the Mathura Krishna Janmasthan Temple:

Shri Krishna Janmasthan at Mathura is also known as Janmabhoomi Complex. The exact birth place (janmasthan) of Lord Krishna is marked by a shrine, the splendid temple Katra Keshav Dev, built over the little prison cell where Krishna was born.

It is believed that those who touch the stones of this mandir will receive infinite blessings of Lord Krishna himself. Devotees bring flowers, Sandal powder and get it blessed in the foot of Lord Krishna's deity. Parihara.com brings you the opportunity to offer pooja at this mandir & receive Sandal powder, blessed at the foot of Krishna Deity.

About the Temple Pooja:

1. Date of Conducting: Please select a date for us to conduct the temple pooja. Date must be atleast 3 days away to give us to time to organize the pooja. We will try our best to perform the pooja on that particular day, but in a small number of cases, we may have to perform it on another day due to heavy rush or untimely payment confirmation, etc.
2. Names of People: Apart from your name, you can mention a total of 3 other family member's names and everyone's star (nakshatra). If star is unknown, please provide us your date, time and place of birth and we will find your janam nakshatra. The pooja at the temple will be conducted on behalf of the names given by you by the pandit ji.
   
3. Proof: When ordering poojas through Atoot.com, we understand that you would like proof. As proof, we send you prasad from the pooja, as well as visual proof - Our first preference will be video, second will be photographs, and last preference will be a temple receipt. The reason for this is that while we try to get photos or videos, many temples do not allow any cameras inside. In  such cases, we will instead go to the temple office and get a pooja receipt for you as replacement to the photographs.
4. Prasadam: Prasad will be shipped within 3 days of the Pooja being performed. Note that certain consumable items cannot be shipped properly, and these (if any) will be donated to poor people at the temple. You shall receive at the minimum vibuthi (sacred ash), and kumkum (saffron), and in most cases (depending on temple) should receive Mishri (sugar crystals)
5. Courier: You can track your couriered prasad online. It should take 2-3 working days within India and 1-3 weeks for international couriers