🕉️ ॐ गं गणपतये नमः🕉️
कहा जाता है कि किसी भी शुभ कार्य की शुरुआत विघ्नहर्ता भगवान श्री गणेश
का नाम लिए बिना नहीं करनी चाहिए,
अन्यथा वह कार्य कभी भी अपनी सफलता को प्राप्त नहीं कर सकता |
तो इसी के साथ हम इस शुभ कार्य की शुरुआत करते हैं। 🙏✨
You can call me whatever you like Yatharth, Bhavya
"Spiderman" 😂😂
Alright ! So lets begin . This blog is all gonna be about my diety
"LORD KRISHNA"
IK we all come from different places and pray to different gods .
But i belive in knowledge not to praying to the statue but praying to their presence and excellence.
Pray to whichever god you want but pray to the power with all "respect".
I respect evryone watching this blog
This blog is only for educational purpose " under the act 52 of inidan law "
"VASUDEV KRISHNA "
A GOD , A TEACHER , A STUDENT , A BROTHER , A SON , A LOVER , A FATHER ,
Shri Krishna Ji one of the most beloved figures in Hindu tradition is considered the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. His life and teachings have touched the hearts of millions across generations, blending divine wisdom with deep human emotion.
Born in Mathura to Devaki and Vasudeva, Krishna was lovingly raised in Gokul by his foster parents, Yashoda and Nanda Baba. His childhood is celebrated through enchanting tales filled with mystery, mischief, love, and miracles.
From stealing butter with his friends to dancing divinely with the Gopis, every moment of Krishna’s life holds deep symbolic and spiritual meaning. His presence continues to inspire faith, joy, and devotion across the world.
"BELIVE IN KRISHNA"
Can we see Krishna? Can we feel Krishna?
I don’t know about you all, but I surely feel Krishna within my heart — in silence, in peace, and in every act of kindness.
To truly connect with him, one must embrace the power of kindness, of surrender. I’ve given my soul to Krishna. I’ve let my life to him and allowed his divine hands to guide me toward goodness, toward purpose, toward where he wants me to be.
I only ask that my soul be used to bless others, to become a vessel of his light. That’s what I’ve always wished for.
But then comes the question:
How can we prove Krishna exists?
The answer lies in history itself in the grand, submerged city of Dwaraka, one of the greatest testaments to Shri Krishna’s life and legacy.
Its very ruins whisper stories of a time when God walked the earth not in myth, but in truth.
"VRINDAVAN THE DIVINE PLACE"
One of the most sacred places where Krishna still resides is Vrindavan.
Every tale told, every story remembered they all trace back to Vrindavan, the divine playground of Shri Krishna.
Within it lies a mystical spot called Nidhivan, where even today, it is believed that Krishna comes every evening to perform the Raas Leela, his divine dance with the Gopis.
There are mysteries that science cannot explain
Why do animals and birds leave Nidhivan after sunset?
Why does no one dare to stay back inside at night?
Why do the trees twist and lean, almost as if they are dancing in his presence?
At the level where the Divine Mandir stands, a curious and sacred phenomenon is often witnessed
Every morning, the makeup, jewelry, and offerings left for Shri Krishna are mysteriously found scattered across the space, as if they were lovingly used and set aside during the divine play.
Even scientists have no answers. The sacred energy in that place defies all logic.
It is also said that those who’ve tried to disturb Krishna’s divine dance be it out of doubt or pride, have faced spiritual confusion or loss.
Because Krishna is not just a figure to be tested... he is a truth to be felt.
And those who seek him with love, surrender, and devotion, find him not only in Vrindavan, but in the deepest corners of their own soul.
ALL this but it still feels so less to know about himIn the serene land of Vrindavan, where peacocks dance and the Yamuna flows gently, stood the sacred Govardhan Hill not just a mountain of stones, but the living form of Lord Krishna himself. Long ago, the people of Vrindavan worshipped Lord Indra, believing he alone could bless their crops and cattle. But young Krishna, with his playful smile and divine wisdom, questioned this tradition. “Why not worship Govardhan Hill instead?” he asked, “It gives shelter to the people and nourishment to the cows.” The villagers, inspired by his words, turned their devotion toward the hill. Enraged, Indra unleashed a furious storm, unaware that Krishna was the incarnation of Lord Vishnu himself.
To protect his beloved devotees, Krishna effortlessly lifted Govardhan Hill on his little finger and held it high like a massive umbrella, keeping all the humans and animals dry, clean, and safe. For seven days and seven nights, not a single drop touched them. After the storm calmed, Krishna gently teased Lord Indra, teaching him a lesson that worship should be filled with love, not pride. Indra, humbled and awakened, bowed before Krishna.
Since then, Govardhan Hill has been worshipped not just as a mountain, but as a gentle protector, a silent witness to Krishna’s boundless love. It remains a sacred place where even today, footsteps echo with devotion during the sacred Parikrama, and every stone whispers the story of God walking the Earth.
for more info click on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Govardhan
KRISHNA has never take any risk against protecting dharma
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"MAHABHARATA"
Mahabharata — The Story of Legends
Long ago, in the sacred land of Bharat, there lived two branches of a royal family. One was the Pandavas, and the other, the Kauravas. The Pandavas were five noble brothers — Yudhishthir, Bhima, Arjuna, Nakula, and Sahadeva — sons of King Pandu. The Kauravas were their hundred cousins, led by the jealous and power-hungry Duryodhana, son of King Dhritarashtra.
The Pandavas were virtuous, brave, and loved by the people. But Duryodhana could not bear their greatness. Burning with envy, he plotted to destroy them. He invited them to a deceitful game of dice and cheated them out of their kingdom, wealth, and honor. Their wife, Draupadi, was humiliated in the royal court — a moment that shook the heavens.
As punishment, the Pandavas were forced into exile for thirteen years, including one year in disguise. When they returned and asked for their rightful share of the kingdom, Duryodhana arrogantly refused, saying he wouldn’t give them even a needlepoint of land.
With no choice left, war became inevitable. The great Kurukshetra War was declared.
The battlefield was a storm of warriors, kings, and even gods. On one side stood the mighty Kauravas. On the other side stood the Pandavas, led by Arjuna — whose charioteer was none other than Lord Krishna himself.
But when Arjuna saw his own relatives, teachers, and dear friends standing on the opposite side, his heart filled with sorrow. He dropped his bow and sword, and refused to fight.
That’s when Lord Krishna delivered the Bhagavad Gita a sacred song of wisdom. He taught Arjuna about duty (dharma), righteousness, and the truth of the immortal soul. Enlightened, Arjuna lifted his bow once again and the great war began.
The battle lasted eighteen days, filled with heroism, betrayal, divine weapons, and destiny itself. In the end, the Pandavas emerged victorious, but at a terrible cost. Millions perished. Great warriors like Bhishma, Dronacharya, and Karna the secret brother of the Pandavas all fell. And all of the Kauravas were slain.
After the war, Yudhishthir became king, but peace never truly returned. Time moved on, and the Pandavas, weary of worldly life, renounced everything. They walked toward the Himalayas, seeking moksha liberation from the cycle of life and death.
One by one, they fell along the way, until only Yudhishthir, the embodiment of truth and righteousness, reached the gates of heaven in his human form a rare blessing, earned through a life of virtue.
MAHABHARAT IS THE STORY OF LEGENDS THAT IS STILL READ AMONGST EVERY HINDU . WE ARE PROUD THAT THESE ARE OUR TEACHINGS.
SO we talked a lot of things about our NATKHAT KRISHNA but do uk who controls our KANHA
Without her he is just ADHAKRISHNA because she is one and only "RADHA"
"बिन राधा, कृष्ण हैं आधा — तभी तो सदा कृष्ण के नाम से पहले लिया जाता है नाम राधा"
"बोलो राधे राधे"
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A long time ago in Vrindavan, there lived Radha and Krishna. Krishna was known for playing the flute, and Radha loved his music more than anything else. Their love was not like normal love it was deep, pure, and from the soul. They were never married, but their bond was so strong that people always say “Radha-Krishna” together, never just “Krishna.” One day, Krishna was playing his flute under a tree. As soon as Radha came near, he stopped playing. Radha asked, “Why did you stop?” Krishna smiled and said, “The flute is for everyone, but its true music is only for you.” Radha smiled back because she understood their love didn’t need words or rules. It was silent, selfless, and full of trust. Even today, their love teaches us that real love means giving without asking anything in return.
"HE IS THE ONE THAT GIVES BIRTH . AND HE IS THE ONE THAT EVRYONE RETURNS TO AFTER DYING"
