Булката, Кармата и Щастливи пътеки - разходка из индийските библиотеки ~Тема 18

Искам да кажа, че в това заведение времето е спряло. Значи поръчах по телефона храната за в къщи и както се уговорихме изпратих едно момче да ми я докара. Минават 40-50 минути и го няма, аз естествено звъня за да видя какво става, а той ми обяснява: "ами тук двама души обслужват една госпожа повече от 15 минути"    Рекох си и тая като мен, ще изкупи ресторанта. Обаче младежа ми обясни, че всъщност това не е ресторант, а по-скоро нещо като библиотека и персонала хич не си дава зор да обслужва клиентите. Както и да е, оказа се, че въпросната госпожа 30 мин. си е избирала чай  А, аз вече бях вдигнала 200 от място 
 И сега по същество :
Супата много вкусна, оприличих я на крем супа от броколи. Основното "Алу шак" ми беше малко странно, при условие, че обожавам спанак, някак подправките не бяха моите. Вкусно, но прекалено ароматно - усещах кимион и карамфил. Другото беше киноа със зеленчуци - яла съм нещо подобно и го харесвам. Сега за сладките, естествено опитах от всички, които предлагат и само едно от тях не ми хареса и то отново заради карамфила. Няма нищо печено или варено - всичко сурово /или поне на мен така ми се струва/
Ладуто много вкусно, но не с такъв оранжев цвят като във филмите -  Леко ронливо с ядки и доста сладичко  - не мога да го оприлича с нищо, но определено ми хареса. Другото /не знам кое какво е, Сахи ще каже/, имаше вкус на препечен тахан, трето нещо като нашите скалички, но в пъти по вкусно. Овесените топчета като че най ми допаднаха, но домашният им шоколад не става /поне за мен/. Абе с две думи всичко беше много вкусно с изключение на домашния шоколад и Панфорте, което не се яде от подправки, а ароматите чак ми се  връщат през носа.

Janmashtami is one of the most awaited festivals in 2015. Hence, 2015 is expected to bring much color and festivity with the arrival of Lord Krishna this year. Janmashtami celebrates the incarnation of goodness on earth in the form of Lord Krishna. Krishna is the synonym of ‘enchanter’, such was the depiction of Lord Krishna in mythological evidences that it matches well with his name. Lord Krishna is also known as Kanha or Govinda.
So, get ready for all the mischiefs and enchantments on Janmashtami in 2015
Janmashtami is the amalgamation of two words Janma and Ashtami. It symbolizes Krishna taking birth on Ashtami. Ashtami means the eighth day of a month. Janmashtami is also popular as Gokulashtami, Sri Krishna Jayanti, and Saatam Aatham.
The name Krishna belongs to the lunar calendar, as he was born on the eighth day or Ashtami of Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight). Krishna Janmashtami is celebrated in the eighth day of the Bhadrapada month. Since it celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna, the day is also popular as Krishna Janmashtami.
When we spell Kanha, his visual image comes to our mind - a godly being with a flute across his lips and a feather around his head. The most striking feature of Krishna is his ability to maintain the bridge between mischievousness and spirituality.
The day is celebrated to honor Lord Krishna by singing devotional songs and arranging grand celebration. This includes Dahi Handi, Raas Lila, etc. Krishna or Govinda had been an enchanter with his mischievousness and spirituality, hence Krishna Janmashtami is devoted in a way that balances both, joy and devotion.
But, who is Krishna and how his deeds turn a mischievous boy into a God? Let’s read below to know the actual reason(s) behind Sri Jayanti 2015 or Krishna Janmashtami 2015 celebrations
The legend dates back to the era when Kansa was the King of Mathura. The people of his kingdom were treated with cruelty by the King and life-satisfaction in Mathura had become uncommon. Kansa got the oracle that Kansa will be facing death from the eighth child born to Devaki, his sister and her husband, Vasudeva. This provoked him and he started on a killing spree. While the first six children were already killed by Kansa, the seventh boy, Balarama was born. Mystically, Vasudeva’s seventh child got transferred to Rohini’s womb (Vasudeva’s second wife) from Devaki’s womb. This saved the fate of the child.
Lord Krishna was born as their eighth child. It is now celebrated as Janmashtami or Krishnashtami. As Devaki and Vasudeva were in great fear that Kansa would kill their eighth child too, Vasudeva took a desperate step to save Krishna. He decided to shelter Krishna at Gokul to his friend, Nand.
Krishna is incarnated as a Vishnu Avatar.On his way, he had to cross the Yamuna river and he held Krishna in a small basket. Since the sea was stormy and this turbulence hurdled in his way, Sheshnaag protected the infant Krishna under his fangs and helped the duo to cross the river.
Lord Krishna was actually brought up by Nand and Yashoda. When he grew up, Kansa got killed in his hands. This freed the mankind from terror and celebrated the dusk of evil.
Lord Krishna was incarnated as the 8th Avatar of Lord Vishnu. His incarnation is widely celebrated as the day of joy and happiness.