Shrikrishna Janmashtami Pooja (along with mantras and their meaning)
The method of performing ritualistic worship of Shrikrishna (Janmashtami Pooja) is give, along with meanings of some mantras.
The method of performing ritualistic worship of Shrikrishna (Janmashtami Pooja) is give, along with meanings of some mantras.
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