Essay On Lord Krishna

Master of sixteen arts, Lord Shri Krishna is also called Leeladhar. The pastimes of Shri Krishna, the best among all the deities, are famous all over the world. There is no one else like him. He was born with pastimes. No other deity has such a charming and unique life style like him. Out of the ten incarnations of Shri Vishnu, the eighth incarnation was of Shri Krishna. Of all his ten incarnations (Matsya, Kurma, Varaha, Narasimha, Vamana, Parashurama, Rama, Krishna, Gautam Buddha and Kalki), the most unique and unique is Shri Krishna Avatar.

Introduction

The childhood of Lord Krishna is full of various legends. He used to steal butter from everyone's houses, used to steal the clothes of gopis while they were bathing. He killed all the demons sent by Mama Kansa. Lord Krishna was brought up by his foster mother Yashoda with lots of love and care.

Lord Krishna says to Arjuna, 'Whenever unrighteousness raises its head and dharma is destroyed, I will come in different yugas for the protection (welfare) of the good and the destruction of the wicked.'

It is not in the capability of a common man to understand Lord Krishna. While on one hand he is a great knower, on the other hand he is also a mischievous thief. He is a great Yogi and also the creator of Raas.

Sri Hari the eighth incarnation of Vishnu

The birth of Shri Krishna was also wonderful like him. He had started showing his pastimes even before taking birth.

Lord Krishna was born as the eighth incarnation of Sri Hari Vishnu. On the Ashtami Tithi of Krishna Paksha of Bhadrapada of Dwapar Yuga, the Lord had fixed the day of incarnating on this earth.

wonderful coincidence

It was raining heavily that day. Mata Devaki started having labor pains in the middle of the night. The seventh Muhurta ended and as soon as the eighth Muhurta began, Lord Krishna descended from the womb of Devaki in the prison. It is said that as soon as Krishna was born, all the soldiers of Kansa fainted. Only mother Devaki and father Vasudev could see their wonderful son. But this moment was very fleeting. Right now Mata Devaki could not even see her son for a long time. But to save her son from her brother Kansa, she gives her child to her father Vasudev. Now what did she know, the one whom she is saving from Kansa was born to save the same Kansa.

Storm rising in Yamuna

Vasudev ji took the Lord from Mathura to Gokul to his friend Nand in the same lightning and rain. The storm in the Yamuna was at its peak, but as soon as it touched the feet of the Lord, the Yamuna also became grateful after getting the blessings of the Lord and gave way to Baba Vasudev.

view of gokul

On the other hand, mother Yashoda was also in labor pain in Gokul. This was not a coincidence, it was God's creation. Under which everyone was playing their respective characters. We all are just puppets in his hands, as he dances, everyone dances at his behest.

His parents Devaki and Vasudev were also doing what he wanted to get done. As soon as Vasudev reached Nand Baba's place with the child Krishna, Maya had taken birth from mother Yashoda's womb, and Yashoda was unconscious. Nanda Baba immediately swaps the children, placing Krishna with Mother Yashoda and giving his daughter to Vasudev, knowing that Kansa will kill her, mistaking her for Devaki's child, as he killed Devaki. All the seven children of K were killed as soon as they were born. Krishna was their eighth child.

Kansa's death prediction

Kansa's death was predicted that the eighth child of his sister would be the cause of his death. For this reason he had put his own sister and brother-in-law in jail. It is said that 'wisdom is against destruction', isn't it, when destruction is about to take place, the intellect first leaves the company. Something similar happened with Kansa. As soon as Vasudev reaches Mathura, all the soldiers regain their senses, and Kansa gets the news that Devaki has given birth to an eighth son, Maya flies up into the sky as Kansa throws her into the air to kill the girl child. She goes. And she says that the one who killed you has come on this earth. As soon as she says this, she merges in the sky.

conclusion

Shri Krishna was born only for the establishment of religion. He gave the message of love to the whole world. Radha and Krishna are worshiped as symbols of love.

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