Krishna

In traditional depictions and iconography, Lord Krishna is often shown wearing various ornaments, including jewelry that adorns his feet, but specific representations of toe rings can vary. Generally, toe rings are more commonly associated with women in Indian culture, while Krishna's adornments emphasize his divine and playful nature. Artistic interpretations can differ, so while some depictions may show him with toe rings, it is not a universally recognized attribute.

In the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna explains that the cause of evildoing is primarily due to ignorance and the influence of the three gunas (qualities) of nature: sattva (goodness), rajas (passion), and tamas (ignorance). When individuals are dominated by these qualities, particularly tamas, they lose sight of their true self and act against dharma (righteousness). Additionally, Krishna emphasizes that desires and attachments lead to actions that can result in evildoing, as they cloud judgment and lead individuals away from their true purpose.

Krishna is a major deity in Hinduism, revered as an incarnation of Vishnu and known for his role in the Bhagavad Gita, where he imparts spiritual wisdom to Arjuna. Jah, often associated with the Rastafarian movement, is a term used to refer to God and is derived from the Hebrew name for God, Yahweh. Both figures symbolize divine guidance and moral teachings within their respective traditions.

No, Roshvik is not the name of the chariot (rath) of Lord Krishna. The name of Krishna's chariot during the great Kurukshetra War, as described in the Mahabharata, is typically referred to as "Vijaya." Krishna served as the charioteer for Arjuna, guiding him during the battle.

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Srikrishnadevaraya, who ruled the Vijayanagara Empire for more than two decades from the great city of Hampi died under mysterious circumstances. Some historians believe that he died of diabetes and bedsores. According to Portuguese traveler Domingo Peas, who wrote a detailed chronicle, Krishnadevaraya used to dink a glass of sesame oil every morning and exercise a lot. Some ayurveda physicians might have misguided Krishnadevaraya by giving wrong health tips. This practice, drinking oil everyday, might have caused diabetes. This disease usually leads to irreparable wounds, bed sores, that kill after they were infected.

Another view was Krihsnadevarya had contacted the syphilis disease, that spread from portuguese to Indians in the first part of the 16th century. But this view is not supported by any tangible material.

Dr Ranganayakulu

Oh honey, let me set the record straight for you. Krishna, a major deity in Hinduism, is definitely not Satan. They're like apples and oranges - completely different entities from different belief systems. So, no need to lose sleep over that comparison, darlin'.

In the Hindu epic Mahabharata, Karna Kavach and Kundal were given to Karna by his father, Surya. Karna wore them in battle. However, during the Kurukshetra war, Indra, disguised as a Brahmin, asked for them as a boon before going into battle with Karna's son, Arjuna. Reluctantly, Karna gave them away, which ultimately led to his downfall in the war.

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Mumbaikars pay tribute to Lord Krishna by celebrating Janmashtami, which marks his birth. They engage in festivities that include temple visits, singing devotional songs, performing dramas, and fasting. Dahi-handi, a tradition where teams form human pyramids to break a hanging pot of curd, is also a popular way to celebrate Krishna's mischievous nature.

From the information contained in those scriptures, Krishna was a little boy when he danced upon the (5) heads of a hooded serpent. That was done to protect the serpent from an Eagle like predator and also to protect the villagers and cows from the serpent's poison. The water from the lake in which the serpent hid from the predator became poisonous. The footprints upon the serpent's head were done as a mark of protection and as a result it was free to leave its refuge within the lake.

Krishna says - one has to do his duty. One must not turn away from his defined duty. Fighting the battle at that moment was rightful duty of Arjuna.

Because when Lord Vishu took the 7 past avatar their were always million of girl who loved him. He alway promised to all the girls that he will be her futur husband in his next avatar that's why. And also all the girls he saved become his wife.

Sri Chitithoti Sobhan Babu garu IAS

All our kids like Hanuman and enjoy his stories. Here is one story involving Hanuman from Ramayana.

Lord Rama was making Sethu Bandana (Sethu Bridge) across Indian Ocean to reach Lanka and rescue Seethamma. Sugriva along with his army chief Hanuman, Jambavan, Nal, Neel and others helped Lord Rama in his endeavor. Sugriva commanded all his army soldiers and chief to collect stones, rocks and mountains from all directions in order to construct the bridge.

Nal and Neel have got a boon that whatever they throw on sea will float. So they both were throwing all the stones and rocks that others bring on the ocean. Hanuman went to the north near Indraprastham in search of big mountain and found Govardhana Giri (Mountain). Govardhana Giri is a great Baktha and looking into each opportunity to serve for Lord Rama. Govardhana was very happy on seeing Hanuman and when Hanuman pleaded to take him for constructing Sethu Bandana, Govaradhana was immensely felt blessed.But suddenly some soldiers of Sugriva came to Hanuman, informing that Sethu Bandana is completed and it is time for us to march towards Lanka and rescue Seethamma.

On hearing this Govardhana felt very bad and thought that he is not fortunate enough to serve for Lord Rama. However Hanuman, being a Bhaktha could understand the feelings of another Bhaktha and assured him of conveying his Bhakthi to Lord Rama. As soon as he reached Rameswaram and saw Lord Rama, Hanuman described about Govardhana's bhakthi towards Him and how he felt bad for not getting a chance to serve Him. Lord Rama became very happy on hearing this, and gave a boon to Govardhana, that He will grace Govardhana by Uddharanam (lifting) when He takes Krishna avatar.

During Dwapara Yuga, Lord Krishna assured the people from saving Indra's anger and continuous rain in Vrindavanam and thus lifted Govardhana Giri which is located near Vrindavanam. Govardhana Giri felt blessed by His grace and realized that true Bhakthi will always be acknowledged by Lord. Indeed Krishna is named after this incident as Giridhara Gopala, who is the devoted Lord of Meera Bai. All Meera Bai songs refer to Giridhara Gopala and she sings how beautiful Lord Krishna is as a Giridhara Gopala in the below song.

This incident shows how true Bhakthi is valued and how fortunate Govardhana Giri to find place in another true Bhaktha, Meera Bai

Mainly Karma Siddhanta and how to reach god at the end, being happy in material world also. This is in short.

H. H. Sri Sri Muralidhara Swamiji says we should chant, Hare Rama Hare Rama

Rama Rama Hare Hare Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare.

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In short, Krishna is popular because he was a human incarnation (or avatar) of God (Lord Vishnu) -- his message is most clearly outlined in the works, the Bhagavad Gita and the Uddhava Gita. The first work is the most well-known work of Hindu smriti scripture; the second is lesser-known outside India, but continues the teachings that were first elaborated on in the Bhagavad Gita. In the Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna reveals to Arjuna (his human companion) his Divine Form - the true image of God, described in great detail and compared to the image of thousands of suns rising at once. Krishna is Popular Because He Is GOD " The supreme personality of god head "

That is a very good question. Hindusm is not a religion. That is a way of life of the people from Bharata. Every types of view is allowed as per Hindu religion. You say there is no God and only there is material world. That view was tolerated by others. So Hidusm teaches the tolerance basically. Only thing was that you needed to be honest about your opinion. Because of this flexibility the age old religion is still existing. Lord Krishna is the one GOD concept as per Geeta in Hindusm.

Lord Krishna says, " Look Arjuna, I am the fluidity in liquids, light in sun and moon, omkara in all the Veda, sound (?) in the space and manliness in the men." (7/8)."I am pure scent in the earth, plasma (core) in the fire, life in all the living things and willingness to worship in those who worship." (7/9).

" Look Arjuna, I am the origin of every form, living and non-living. I am the intelligence of intelligent people and (roughly) the character of the people, who have great character." (7/10).

"Arjuna, I am the power of in the powerful people and sex and sexuality in every body as per the norms of the society." (7/11).

"And those emotions, that come from (roughly) good bad or mixture of both, come from me. But in fact I am not in them and they are not in me." (7/12).

( Here the Lords Krishna makes self contradictory statement. He make similar self contradictory statement in 4/13 also. Such type of statements indicate that there are some things, which are beyond your intellectual capacity. For example the meaning of infinity can not be processed by human brain. For all practical purpose very large numbers act as infinity and gives you practically correct answer in your experiments.)

"Due to this good bad and mixture of both(?), these people are affected. So they do not know Me, who is beyond these things. " (7/13).

(Here again Lord Krishna says that He is 'beyond' your understanding.)

"Because this creation of mine is very difficult to understand (or rather impossible) to understand. But the people, who worship Me, cross this boundary." (7/14).

( I have been thinking about this infinity since my childhood. Now after thinking about the same for more than four decades, I came to the conclusion that human brain can not understand the meaning of infinity. Then the question that arise is that how some one had this concept of infinity some 3500 years back. I do not call myself as infinite God, but He says that He is that infinite God, that to repeatedly. I am trained by the modern science. He was not so. So I have no option, but to have faith in that infinite God.)

"The people, whose intellect is dominated by ego are stupid. Those people, who do bad karma, the people, who are mean minded are stupid and so do not worship Me." (15).

(The people, who go after the earthly things are stupid. For that such things do not give you lasting happiness. Deep inside you know that you are a thief. You are robbing others. So you do not get the real peace of mind. Real peace of mind can be obtained by sacrifice and love for others only.)