Krishna Leela #6

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“​Happiness is a state of mind, which has nothing to do with the external world!”

The child was born at the midnight in the prison.

Vasaudeva and Devaki were forced to close their eyes because of blinding dazzling light. As soon as they opened their eyes, they found the supreme lord in his four armed form. They both were struck with wonder and offered prayers to the god. They both were mesmerized at the sight of the god exhibiting his four armed form.

The lord told them that he had appeared two other times also as their son; this was the third time he was appearing to fulfill their desires.

The lord desired to leave the prison and be taken to Gokul. He told Vasudeva to take the child across the river Yamuna to the Gokul kingdom, ruled by king Nanda. His wife Yashoda, has just given birth to a daughter, exchange this girl child and return to the prison as soon as possible.

Without wasting a moment, he picked up the new born baby. He felt grieved to separate the child from Devaki but this was the only way they could save their son.

But suddenly a question arose in the mind of Vasudeva – How would he do this? There are hundreds of soldiers waiting outside. How would he able to get out of the prison unnoticed? What if any soldier caught him in the way?

As soon as approached the prison gate with the child, the prison doors opened automatically. He came out slowly with the child in his arms, trying his best not to attract the attention of any soldier. But to his utter surprise, all the guards were in a state of some hypnotic sleep.

Vasudeva left Mathura as soon as possible. The storm was raging. The wind was howling with the fierce rainfall. Soon, he reached the bank of River Yamuna.

He needed to take the child across the river Yamuna to the Gokul kingdom. But his all hopes got shattered when he stood against the river which seemed alive and ferocious. It seemed that the river was ready to devour the first person to set foot on it! 

To be continued…

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Hi,

I hope you all are well!

Sorry for not posting anything for such a long time. I was socially off on this weekend as I went to Shri Mahaveer Ji, Rajasthan. (Jain temple) I loved being there and enjoyed every moment there!

Below is one of the images I clicked there of the temple :

(I am not a good photographer, don’t expect more!) 

Let me know what you think about this post. I would love to read your comments and your feedback on my writing because it encourages me to write better!

Have a wonderful week!

See you soon… :):)

28 thoughts on “Krishna Leela #6”

    1. 😅 oh gods!
      I always feared that someone would ask this question and I would have to answer it, never expected this could be that time… But let’s answer it!
      No and yes.
      No because I am always short of topics and I don’t know what to write, I can write about anything, only then when I know what’s that ‘anything’. And another reason was, if I’ve started something, it’s my responsibility or maybe duty to finish it, isn’t it?
      Yes, because I’ve always been fascinated by the different mythologies in the world! I love to write about them.
      Krishna’s story is full of adventure and thrill, still it projects the core values of life in a great manner which is must for every human to understand!
      But, if you don’t like this post anymore, or maybe got bored with these posts, please let me know, I won’t mind!
      😊😊😊
      Have a wonderful day!

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      1. No no, it’s not that I don’t like your posts, of course I do. That’s the reason I was curious to know why you write about mythologies. It’s beautiful to see someone doing what he likes to do while everyone else is following trends. You’re amazing and so are your posts. Keep it up 🙂

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