Govardhan Puja Quotes & Wishes

Govardhan Puja, also called Annakut or Annakoot, is a Hindu festival celebrated on the fourth day of Diwali. It falls on the first lunar day of the bright fortnight in the month of Kartika. On this day, devotees remember how Lord Krishna lifted the Govardhan Hill to protect the people of Vrindavan from heavy rains sent by the rain god Indra. This act shows that God always protects his devotees who trust Him completely. To express gratitude, people worship Govardhan Hill and offer a mountain of food, known as Annakut, to Lord Krishna. Devotees prepare many types of vegetarian dishes, often 56 food items, called Chappan Bhog, and place them in front of Krishna. In villages, families also make a small model of the hill using cow dung, decorate it with toy cows and twigs, and offer prayers. In Braj, people walk around Govardhan Hill in a long parikrama (circle walk), covering around 11 miles. They visit shrines along the way and offer flowers and food. The rituals also include lighting lamps and singing devotional songs. Govardhan Puja is a joyful celebration of faith, protection, nature, and gratitude towards God for his blessings and care.

1. Govardhan Puja reminds us that faith in God can lift mountains of problems.
2. On this day, we offer gratitude to Krishna, the protector of all who believe.
3. Let your heart be full of devotion as you build your own mountain of love this Annakut.
4. The real offering is not the food, but the devotion behind it.
5. Just like Krishna lifted Govardhan Hill, may He lift your burdens too.
6. Celebrate Govardhan Puja with a heart full of faith and a plate full of blessings.
7. Let every grain offered to Krishna be a prayer of thanks for His protection.
8. On Annakut, may your life be filled with spiritual abundance and peace.
9. A mountain of food symbolizes a mountain of faith.
10. Govardhan Puja is a reminder that nature, faith, and gratitude go hand in hand.
11. Worship the protector, honor the earth, and share the blessings.
12. May Govardhan Puja bring light to your life and love to your home.
13. Let your devotion be as high as the Govardhan Hill.
14. Krishna's shelter is always there for those who seek it with a true heart.
15. This Govardhan Puja, let’s offer kindness, devotion, and gratitude.
16. May you walk the path of devotion just like the parikrama around Govardhan Hill.
17. Every offering made with love is accepted by the Lord.
18. Govardhan Puja teaches us that small acts of devotion create big blessings.
19. Let the mountain of food be a symbol of your overflowing gratitude.
20. With Govardhan Puja, let’s remember to protect nature as Krishna protected us.
21. On this sacred day, surrender your worries at the feet of Govardhan-dhari Krishna.