Story Of Vishnu Kani
The celebration of Vishu Kani are connected with several legendary stories. Some tales says that Lord Krishna, Lord Vishnu’s eighth incarnation, killed the demon Narakasura on Vishu. Vishu Kani is also coincide with the return of Surya Dev. It is believed that the demon King Ravana stopped the Lord Surya from rising from the East. Vishu has been commemorated with great zeal since then. Vishu Kani Rituals Vishu is marked by a number of customs and rituals of social, cultural, and religious significance. The Vishu traditions are appealing to the heart as well as the senses. People buy new clothes and go to temples early in the morning to commemorate the occasion. Vishukkani, Vishukkaineetam, and Sadya are the main activities of the day (traditional Kerala feast). For viewing the Vishukkani, a large number of devotees is observed in major temples in Kerala, such as Guruvayoor Sree Krishna temple and Sabarimala Ayyappa temple. Apart from that, people decorate their homes with decorations ...