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Krishna for Today

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  1. Hrishikesha

    Arjuna symbolises the mind. He is confused and despondent. He surrenders to Krishna. Krishna's kind words provide clarity. The unruly mind is tamed. Arjuna regains strength. He picks up his Gandeeva. Krishna is…

  2. Prahlada stuthi

  3. Eternal Companion

  4. Dhruva

    Dhruva Charitam King Uttanapada has two wives - Suniti and Suruchi. Suniti’s son is Dhruva and Suruchi’s son is Uttama. Once, Uttama is on his fathers lap. Dhruva also wants to sit there. Suruchi does not permit this…

  5. Ksheerabdhi Kanya

    Ksheerabdhi is the ocean of milk. Lakshmi was born from Ksheerabdhi.Hence Ksheerabdhi Kanya. Here, Ksheerabdhi becomes adornments for Krishna. Lakshmi resides in Krishna’s chest (Vakshasthala). #Krishnafortoday prints…

  6. Krishnapriya

    Sudama is a childhood friend of Krishna. He lives in abject poverty. His wife suggests that he seek the help of Krishna. She borrows some puffed rice from neighbours, packs it in a small cloth torn from her only saree…

  7. Tvameva

  8. SriJagannatha -Gajendra Moksha besha

  9. Goverdhana

    Krishna Leela: Goverdhana Krishna lifts Goverdhana and saves Gokula from the wrath of Indra. Gokula is personified as the cow. Prints: https://bit.ly/2V8pNtb #Krishnafortoday Copyright Keshav

  10. Krishna Leela

    Yashoda: "Have you eaten mud?" Krishna: "No mother, i have not! See it for yourself" (Opens his mouth) There, she beholds the entire universe including Gokula. In a flash, Krishna becomes the child pleading innocence…