“tyaktva karma-phalasangam nitya-trpto nirasrayah karmany abhipravrtto ’pi naiva kincit karoti sah”
(Bhagwat Gita: Chapter Four verse 20)
“Abandoning all attachment to the results of his activities, ever satisfied and independent, he performs no fruit like action, although engaged in all kinds of undertakings.”
Lord Krishna is one of my favorite God and I love everything about him. I was born on the eve of Janmashtami and I remember How my mom told me about the Aunties in the neighbor who were shouting “Krishna Aaye Hai… Humara Krishan Kanhaiya…” My childhood was awesome as I was brought up in a way which nearly no kid has ever wondered. My Grandma was a teacher and lots of girls used to come to my place in my village to study and learn house-hold work. I was the Prince at that moment as lots of Gopiyaan used to be around me, 2 for bathing, 2 for my food, and many more for my other stuff. Today when I hear that story I feel how lucky I was as Who doesn’t want a life like that. Meanwhile when I grew up I found myself more compatible with girls rather than boys. Apart from this wonderful talent of Krishna which I have, I also have his other talents like Advisory, Lying for good, Fickle minded and of course like him I too can’t marry the first love of my life.
Let’s talk about some wonderful talent of Muralidhar which every guy should acquire in his life-
ADVISE THE BEST
When it comes to Advise, Krishna fits in the best. We all know how he advised the Pandavas in Mahabharata and made them win the battle. His words to Arjuna proves him the best Advisory ever witnessed. Not only he taught Arjuna some battle skills but he also reminded him about his duty. Krishna gave us a great lesson that “No matter how emotional one is, when he is in the action, he shouldn’t let his emotion affect his duty”
FRIENDSHIP COMES FIRST
Who doesn’t know the story of Krishna and Sudama. Sudama, a poor man who hesitates to go to his childhood friend Krishna, who is rich and famous but things change when Krishna knows about Sudamas visit. Sudama was surprised by Krishnas warm gesture and thanks his friend that nothing has changed over the years. Krishna taught us a very important lesson here that “It doesn’t matter how famous or rich we become in our life, we should never change for our friends because they are the one who has been with us in the days when we were nothing“
LOVE UNDEFINED
When it comes to Love, Krishnas Love is Undefined. I always thought of Radha and Krishnas relation, they aren’t married but the entire world worship their beautiful relation called “LOVE”. Also their names are incomplete without each other – “RADHA-KRISHNA”. Krishna describes his feeling for love as “the only way you can conquer me is through Love and there I am gladly Conquered”
SMARTNESS IN THE ACT
From his childhood days to days of Mahabharata, he always over shadowed others through his smart act which is very much required in this era. We know how he fooled the demons sent by his Uncle Kans, his strategies for making Kauravas loose the battle and all his childhood fun with friends. Krishnas one of the smartest strategy is “Whatever noble persons do, others follow. Whatever standard they set up, the world follows.“
PROTECTOR OF THE REALM
Like a real Super hero he has saved the world many a times. We remember the story of him lifting the Govardhan Hill, also how he saved some 16,100 women from demon Narakasura and of course the act of cheer-haran where he saved Draupadi from Kauravas shameful behavior. Krishna being a protector also believes in the ideology of forgiveness. He says that “Forgive all before you go to sleep, you’ll be forgiven before you get up.”
I have always admired Krishna as one of the best Gods to follow. His ideology, his smartness, his romantic character, and wonderful views towards women makes me his biggest fan. Krishna teaches us a lot of things including how to be the best and perfect and this is one of the most important reason I follow him for. Hope my writings for Krishna helps all my readers and followers across the globe to acquire some great character. At last I just want to say that “There’s a Krishna hidden in all of us, its we who should know when to bring out the best of him”
RAHAT
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