Krishna govardhan

Like a randy nun, I lead a quiet, sequestered life of piety and perversion. Like a cantankerous hag, I scorn the bustle of society and probably eat stray children. I am devoted to Krishna because he's a bigger, naughtier fiend than myself, which commands my respect, and I...

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By His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedānta Swami Prabhupāda So, what is God? He is the supreme eternal being amongst many other eternal beings (nityo nityānām cetanaś cetanānām). We, living entities, …

“We need to challenge our age old habits and tradition if they are in direct contrast to the principles of non-violence and dharma laid down by Sri Krishna in Gita.” Lord Krishna is als…

There is a story in hinduism in the Bhagwata and other Puranas about Krishna lifting the ‘Govardhan Parvat’ or Govardhan Hill when he was only a child. Story tells that once, when the elder people of Braj were planning for the Puja (worship ritual) of Indra, Krishna, a child then, questioned them as to why they were doing so. Nanda Maharaj explained to Krishna that this was done every year to please Indra so that he continued to grace the people of Braj by providing rain as and when…

Lord Krishna is adored by children and grown-ups alike in India. Here are 10 childhood stories of Sri Krishna that children will love listening to.

When Kṛṣṇa saved the inhabitants of Vṛndāvana from the wrath of Indra by lifting Govardhana Hill, a Surabhi cow from Goloka Vṛndāvana, as well as King Indra from the heavenly planet, appeared before Him. Indra, the King of heaven, was conscious of his offense before Kṛṣṇa; therefore he stealthily appeared before Him from a secluded place. He immediately fell down at the lotus feet of Kṛṣṇa, although his own crown was dazzling like sunshine. Indra knew about the exalted position of Kṛṣṇa…

The Govardhan hill, more widely known as Giriraj ji in Vraja mandala, is considered as the topmost pilgrimage among the Krishna Bhaktas.

The story of when Lord Krishna picked the Govardhan parvet on his little finger is found in Hindu scriptures. According to the story, Krishna was asked by the people of the village to protect them from the floods. Krishna then lifted the mountain on his little finger, creating a shelter for the villagers. This story is a testament to Lord Krishna’s strength, power, and grace.