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  1. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

    Krishna and enlightened cow and calf.-acrylic on canvas by Keshav 2004 Copyright Keshav

  2. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

    Siva in the Himalayas. Single line sketch in pastel by keshav. 2004. Copyright Keshav

  3. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

    Krishna subdues and vanquishes the rogue elephant Kuvalayapitha sent by Kamsa to kill Krishna. The elephant is here a symbol for authority (pillar like legs) and Kamsa is behind enclosed by the bubble of seeming power…

  4. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

    Jagadodharana- Krishna leaping up to get the butter. Water color on paper by Keshav, 2004. Copyright Keshav

  5. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

    The complete surrender of the seeker and the blessings of the Guru. The swan, the symbol of the discerning seeker, and that of knowledge, can be seen in the background. Acrylic on canvas by Keshav. 2004. Copyright Keshav

  6. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

    Vishnu, as Vamana measures the three worlds according to the gift obtained from Mahabali, the demon King, the grandson of Prahlada. Here, Brahma, on his mount of swans, washes the feet of Vishnu, which becomes the Ganga…

  7. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

    Brahma Mohanam - Brahma, surrenders to Krishna, knowing Him to be the Supreme. Brahma hides the friends of Krishna along with their cows and calf. Krishna returns home to the Gokul, taking the forms of all his friends…

  8. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

    Bhagavath Geetha, the divine song which Lord Krishna sang to Arjuna, the warrior, to overcome his confusion about his duties. Copyright Keshav

  9. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

    Paramacharya, the saint of Kanchi, oil on canvas by Keshav (1993) Copyright Keshav

  10. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

    Vishnu, as Krishna, lifting the Goverdhana mountain to protect the cowherds and the entire village from the wrath of Indra, whose worship was suspended and the mountain Goverdhana was chosen instead, at the instance of…