#bal krishna

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Bal Krishna Cute Photo

Bal Krishna Cute Photo

[samissobsessed]

"Dont fuck this up!" Mahabharat edition.

Couldn't include all characters. Will prolly make a part 2.

[questionableresponses]

Alright desis what's your childhood trauma?

I'll start

Whatever this scene was

Aghasura's death (kind of rad but scared me as a kid, tbh aghasura just scared me in general he was so creepy)

Kabandha (and his voice too 😭)

Arishtasura's death

Bakasura's death and just Bakasura in general

Ravana's weird head thing

This entire movie (I'm sorry but little me got scared of a lot of things)

This guy from Bal Ganesh

Reblog with pics I need to be scarred too

[jairadhekrishna]

भगवान श्री कृष्ण के गोलोक धाम का वर्णन और उसकी विशेषताएं क्या है आओ जाने

भक्तों इस पूर्ण सृष्टि में सबसे सर्वोत्तम धाम श्री गोलोक धाम है यह धाम भगवान श्री कृष्ण निवास स्थान है इस धाम में भगवान श्री कृष्ण के पार्षद उनकी सेवा करते रहते है इस धाम को वह जीव प्राप्त करता है जो भगवान श्री कृष्ण की अनन्य भक्ति करता है इस धाम को प्राप्त करने के पश्चात कुछ भी प्राप्त करना बाकि नही रह जाता इस धाम की विशेषता यह है कि इस धाम में जो प्राणी चला जाता है वह जीवन मृत्यु के बंधन से छूट जाता है इस धाम में भूख प्यास नही लगती इस धाम में अत्यंत सुंदर भवन,अत्यंत सुंदर बागीचे व अत्यंत सुंदर फूल पौधे है श्री गोलोक धाम इस सृष्टि में सबसे सर्वोत्तम धाम है जब जब भगवान श्री कृष्ण धरती पर अवतार धारण करते है तब तब इसमें रहने वाले उनके पार्षद धरती पर भगवान श्री कृष्ण की लीलाओं में उनके सहायक बनने के लिए और उनकी लीलाओं का आनंद लेने के भगवान श्री कृष्ण के निकट प्रकट होते है इस धाम में भगवान श्री कृष्ण संग श्री राधा रानी भी रहती है जोकि जगतजननी महालक्ष्मी भी है श्री गोलोक धाम सबसे ऊपर है जिसको प्राप्त करना अत्यंत कठिन है यह धाम सुर नर मुनि गण को भी बड़ी कठिनता से प्राप्त होता है सभी सुर नर मुनि गण व देव देवियां आपने प्रारब्ध के अनुसार धरती पर मनुष्य योनि को प्राप्त करते रहते है और हर बार भगवान श्री कृष्ण की भक्ति कर कर श्रेष्ठ लोंको को प्राप्त करते रहते है परन्तु श्री गोलोक धाम देवताओं को भी सहजता से प्राप्त नही होता इसको प्राप्त करने के लिए देवताओं को भी अपने श्रेष्ठ लोंको से अपना भोग भोगने के बाद इस धरती पर आना पड़ता है और हर बार मनुष्य रूप में भगवान श्री कृष्ण की कठोर भक्ति करनी पड़ती है जब मनुष्य रूप मे की गई भक्ति से भगवान श्री कृष्ण प्रसन्न होते है तब वह मनुष्य को अपने श्री चरणों मे अथवा अपने गोलोक धाम में अपने पार्षद के रूप में शरण दे देते है

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Shri Krishna Janmashtami Celebrated with Competitions at Jamshedpur Surya Mandir

Odisha Governor and ex-CM Raghubar Das graces the event; winners awarded for dance and costume contests. The Shri Krishna Janmashtami festival at Jamshedpur’s Surya Mandir concluded with lively competitions on Monday. JAMSHEDPUR – The Shri Krishna Janmashtami celebrations at Surya Mandir wrapped up with final competitions on Monday. The three-day festival at the Surya Mandir in Sidhgora ended…

[jeevanjali]

How to worship Radha Rani:कैसे करें राधा रानी की पूजा? जानें महत्त्व और विधिराधा, स्त्री रूप में मानव आत्मा का प्रतीक है और पुरुष, कृष्ण सर्वोच्च का प्रतीक है। सर्वशक्तिमान की शक्ति.

[hehehuhuhihi]

meri dadi katha sunte sunte roti hai, jab puchti thi toh kehti thi ki krishn ko apne bete (yani ki mere papa k roop mein dekhti hai) wo jab bhi bal krishna ki katha sunti hai toh mere papa ka bachpan imagine krti hai Or itna kho jati hai ki kya hi btauu...

Bhai Maa hona hi sabse bdi achievement hai 🌷

[bhagavanbhakthi]

Cute Little (Bal) Krishna playing in Yamuna river

[surbhigehlot1994]

About Lord Krishna

Krishna is a major deity in Hinduism, widely revered as the eighth avatar of Vishnu and also as the Supreme God in his own right. He is central to many Hindu traditions and is worshipped across various cultures in India and beyond. Here is a comprehensive overview of Krishna:

Key Aspects of Krishna:

Birth and Early Life:

Birthplace: Krishna was born in Mathura, in a prison cell where his parents, Vasudeva and Devaki, were imprisoned by Devaki's brother, King Kansa.

Birth Event: Krishna's birth is celebrated as Janmashtami. According to mythology, he was born during a tumultuous period when the earth was overburdened by evil rulers.

Childhood: Krishna was taken to Gokul, where he was raised by his foster parents, Nanda and Yashoda. His childhood is famous for his playful pranks, such as stealing butter and playing with the Gopis (cowherd girls).

Youth and Adventures:

Miracles and Feats: Krishna's youth is filled with numerous miraculous feats, such as lifting the Govardhan Hill to protect the villagers from torrential rains and subduing the serpent Kaliya.

Role in Mahabharata: Krishna played a crucial role in the Mahabharata, particularly in the Kurukshetra War. He was the charioteer and guide for the Pandava prince Arjuna.

Teachings and Philosophy:

Bhagavad Gita: One of the most important texts in Hindu philosophy, the Bhagavad Gita, is a conversation between Krishna and Arjuna. It addresses key philosophical and theological issues and outlines the paths to righteousness and devotion.

Teachings: Krishna's teachings emphasize Dharma (duty/righteousness), Bhakti (devotion), and Karma (action).

Worship and Festivals:

Forms of Worship: Krishna is worshipped in various forms, including as a mischievous child (Bal Krishna), a divine lover (Shri Krishna), and a wise king (Dwarkadhish).

Festivals: Key festivals include Janmashtami (celebrating his birth) and Holi (the festival of colors, which has connections to Krishna's playful nature).

Iconography and Depictions:

Appearance: Krishna is often depicted with blue or dark skin, playing a flute (symbolizing divine music and love), and wearing peacock feathers in his crown.

Symbols: Common symbols associated with Krishna include the flute, the cow, and the lotus flower.

Influence and Legacy:

Cultural Impact: Krishna has a profound influence on Indian culture, art, music, and literature. His stories are recounted in texts like the Bhagavata Purana and the Mahabharata.

Global Impact: Krishna's teachings and philosophy have also influenced global spirituality, with movements like the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) promoting his message worldwide.

Krishna's legacy continues to inspire millions of devotees and has a lasting impact on spiritual, cultural, and social aspects of life.

[imperfectorange]

Ornaments of Hindi

I think I’ve known Hindi ever since I could talk. That sounds so sensible that it almost doesn’t. I say that not only because it is my mother tongue but also because I’ve lived with Hindi; with Champak and Bal Bhaskar in the morning and because I’ve ended my days with Dinkar wishing for a jhingola.

Hindi poetry has its roots in the rasas of Sanskrit and in the wit of Śaursenī Prākrit’s jesters. Somewhere along the way it met with Apabhraṃśa to become what it is today.

It is hard to define poetry. It is even harder to put it in a box of an “ism”. It is everywhere; in a way that you cannot live without it and in another where it consumes you.

On a personal level, I think it was Muktibodh whose mark on Hindi poetry is incomparable.

Gajanan Madhav ‘Muktibodh’ understood melancholy like no other Hindi poet.

One of the pioneers of the Nayi Kavita, Muktibodh was born in present-day Chambal, Madhya Pradesh.

Apart from being a poet and an essayist, he was also a literary and political critic.

I believe, where prayogvad or experimentalism meets nihilism, Muktibodh resides there.

सचमुच मुझे दण्ड दो कि भूलूँ मैं भूलूँ मैं

तुम्हें भूल जाने की

दक्षिण ध्रुवी अंधकार-अमावस्या

शरीर पर,चेहरे पर, अंतर में पा लूँ मैं

झेलूँ मै, उसी में नहा लूँ मैं

इसलिए कि तुमसे ही परिवेष्टित आच्छादित

रहने का रमणीय यह उजेला अब

सहा नहीं जाता है।

नहीं सहा जाता है।

ममता के बादल की मँडराती कोमलता--

भीतर पिराती है

कमज़ोर और अक्षम अब हो गयी है आत्मा यह

छटपटाती छाती को भवितव्यता डराती है

बहलाती सहलाती आत्मीयता बरदाश्त नही होती है !

punish me, make me forget it

make me forget that i ever existed

make me wear

this dark night of the abyss

that our separation is

on my body, my face

make me

live with it

make me

bathe in it

because

i can’t bear with

being surrounded by you

or being smothered

with your love

this grace of your being,

your embrace

leaves me weak

your love scares me

your gentle caress

leaves me gasping for air

The above stanza is from Muktibodh’s poem ‘Saharsh Sweekara Hai’. Here, Muktibodh’s fear of losing his beloved has grown so strong that he only feels safe in her arms. Realising that he has this parasitic relationship with his beloved, he asks her to leave him because now the love he shares with her has started to consume him. The poet feels that he cannot function without her and wants to escape this all-consuming dependence.

The poem is a journey of the poet’s acceptance. As the name suggests and also the first few lines of the poem say, he has accepted everything in life with open arms. As the poem progresses, the poet comes to terms with the love that is consuming him. He tries not to fight it.

We’ve known Subhadra Kumari Chauhan with her poems like ‘Jhansi Ki Rani’ and ‘Jallianwala Bagh Mein Basant’ to have been written primarily in veer rasa, but a large number of her poems have been for children and probably for herself too.

Born on 16th of August 1904 in Prayagraj, Subhadra had started spending time with the likes of Mahadevi Varma early on in her life at school. As her junior at the Crosthwaite Girls' School, Mahadevi too looks back at her time with Subhadra fondly in one of her writings.

‘Kadamb ka Ped’ is one of Subhadra Kumari Chauhan’s

children’s poems.

What separates Hindi children’s literature from the others is its simplicity. It is devoid of references related to outside of the world of its own, like Alice’s isn’t. It is pure.

यह कदंब का पेड़ अगर माँ होता यमुना तीरे।

मैं भी उस पर बैठ कन्हैया बनता धीरे-धीरे॥

on the banks of yamuna, had been this kadamba tree

i could have been krishna, climbing it without a worry

The poem talks about a child’s wish to be like Krishna, teasing and hiding from his mother and finding joys in little things.

The Kadamba tree near Yamuna takes the reader back to the legend of Krishna and Yashoda sitting near the Kadamba tree and her witnessing the cosmos in Krishna’s mouth.

- Trishala

[saanjh-ki-dulhan]

Bal Gopal

"Come back here,kanha!"Yashoda yelled as she chased krishna with a stick in her hand.

"No maiya!",the young boy ran,giggling. No one could ever catch him,he was beyond the universe,after all! But of course,his mother could catch him.Kanhaiyya slowed down and Yashoda got a hold of him. She twisted his ears and raised the stick as a warning. Little kanhaiyya cringed with his eyes shut.Yashoda's eyes softened at the sight of her child's fear.

"Oh kanha,what will be left for me in this world if you start being afraid of me",She said,bending down to hug him.

"He isn't normal!He is divine" Everyone said.

"He is just my child" she replied.

When he slayed Putana as a baby, "He is just my child",she said. When he opened his mouth,showing the entire universe to her, "He is just my child",She said. When he danced on the head of Kaliya naag, when he lift the entire Govardhan parvat on his finger, "He is just my child",She said.

She hugged him tight,"He is just my child",She thought.

[pujapujari]

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[umarani7sblog]

Bhadraj Temple: A Sacred Haven in Uttarakhand

Bhadraj Temple, located in Uttarakhand, is a sacred site equivalent in blessings to the renowned Badrinath Temple. Pilgrims unable to visit Badrinath often seek solace here, finding the blessings of Lord Bal Bhadra, brother of Lord Krishna, enshrined in this ancient temple. The temple's history is rich with mythological tales, attracting devotees and nature lovers alike.

‘’Bhadraj Temple's history dates back to the Dwapar Yug, the time of the Mahabharat war. After the war, Lord Balram, the brother of Lord Krishna, visited this place for penance. Impressed by the people's hospitality and the beauty of the area, he promised to return in the form of a stone to protect them and their cows. Many years later, a man named Nandu Mehra found a statue of Lord Balram while digging for ayurvedic medicines. He heard a divine voice instructing him to place the statue in a high place, which became the location of the Bhadraj Temple.’’

Situated on the Bhadraj Hill in Dehradun, this temple offers breathtaking views of the valley below. The trek to the temple, which can be completed in a day if started early in the morning, has a well-maintained cemented path and is best undertaken near post-winters. It's essential for visitors to maintain decorum and cleanliness, as this location is relatively unknown to many and must be preserved in its natural beauty. Please refrain from littering, disturbing the natural surroundings, or visiting solely for photography; instead, visit only if you have a sincere love for nature and a desire to offer prayers at the temple. This temple is accessible via an 11 km trek from Clouds End, passing through Dudhli village. The trail passes through Dudhli village (3 km) from where the temple is 8 km trek.

At the Bhadraj Temple, it is important to wear appropriate clothing. Ripped jeans or short clothes are not allowed. It's better to wear Indian formal clothes, as they are more respectful in this sacred place. It's advisable to return early in the evening from the Bhadraj Temple, as it can be risky at night. The area has dense forests, and there may not be enough light for a safe journey back.

Bonus: Every year, Bhadraj Temple organizes a fair from 15th to 17th of August, which attracts thousands of devotees who seek blessings from Lord Bhadraj.

📍Location: Bhadraj Temple, Mussoorie Road, Barlow Ganj, Mussoorie, Uttarakhand

[shivaom99]

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Radha Krishna Prem Leela Photos

Explore beautiful Radha Krishna Prem Leela photos capturing divine love and spiritual moments. Discover enchanting images celebrating the eternal bond between Radha and Krishna. Perfect for those seeking spiritual inspiration and devotion.

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Jamshedpur Celebrates Janmashtami with Vibrant Devotion

Temples across city adorned for Lord Krishna’s birth; thousands join festivities Jamshedpur witnessed a joyous celebration of Janmashtami as devotees gathered at beautifully decorated temples to honor Lord Krishna’s birth. JAMSHEDPUR – The city’s temples and homes were adorned with elaborate decorations as thousands celebrated Janmashtami, marking Lord Krishna’s birth. Temples in Refugee Colony,…