Acharya Karan V – “Shri Krishna” or “Lord Krishna” as he is fondly known amongst the Hindus, is one of the most prominent, reputed and revered figures of Hindu mythology. No wonder that one can see great number of temples dedicated to Krishna not only in India but also around the world. Lot of literature has been written on Lord Krishna and interpretations of “Bhagwat Gita” are still being done. To pay homage to Lord Krishna, his abode “Dwarka” in Gujrat was declared sacred by Adi Shankaracharya, designating it as one of the four holy places or “Char Dhams”, the others being Badrinath, Rameshwaram and Puri. Lord Krishna’s abode in Dwarka is now popularly known as “Dwarkadhish temple”. The Lord Krishna Puja at Dwarkadhish Temple is said among most auspicious and yields desired results for the devotees who come here from different parts of the world.

The temple was renovated in 16 century. The original remains of the original Dwarkadhish Temple are quoted to be more than two thousand years old by the Archaeological dept. The findings of the department add more authenticity to the folklore of Lord Krishna, with people around the world getting more intrigued with Lord Krishna’s fascinating and eventful life. The original Dwarka city that was founded around 2500 years ago got destroyed by the Mughal invasions. Its resurrection in 16th century augmented its religious importance in the minds of Hindus. The temple was declared as one of the “Peeth” or “centers of power” by Adi Shankaracharya, igniting the religious passion and fervour throughout India for Lord Krishna or Dwarkadhish.

The name “Dwarka” literally means “Gates to Heaven” hence it is considered a passageway to salvation or “Moksha”. It is believed that Lord Krishna, after killing his evil uncle “Kansa”, resided here. The temple of Dwarka also harbours temples for Krishna’s companion like his brother Balram, his son Pradyumna and his grandson Annirudh. The pilgrims visiting here for Lord Krishna Puja at Dwarkadhish Temple take a holy dip in the river Gomti which is believed to cleanse one off their sins. “Janamashtmi” or the birthday of Lord Krishna is celebrated with great religious zeal and passion in August and September, with the devotees visiting the temple in huge numbers. “Special Pujas”, “Garbas”, “RaasLeelas” and “Bhajans” are performed by devotees to pay homage to their beloved Dwarkadhish in the temple and nearby areas.

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