Shri Krishna is recognized to be the eighth descent of Lord Vishnu and the most popular and playful deity in Hinduism. Lord Krishna is famous among Hindu deities due to his good deeds. He is compassionate, loving, and tender. He is known for the laughter and jokes with the Gopis. Lord Krishna lived at the end of the Dwapar Yuga and started Kalyuga (currently going). Do you know, a picture of Lord Krishna can make everyone’s day happier as well as successful? In this digital age, we can download krishna photos & pictures from anywhere and send them to our friends, family members, etc. through social media like Facebook, WhatsApp. In this article, we will tell you some information about the lord Krishna‘s birth and the purposes of his religious preaching.
The Birth of Lord Krishna
There was a time when the sins of Demons and evil kings tortured the people of Earth. Then Mother Earth requested Lord Vishnu to relieve the people from the demons and evil kings. The king of Mathura Raja Kansa was cruel. His sister’s name was Devaki and his brother-in-law’s name was Vashudeva. During the wedding of his sister a voice from the sky forecast declared that his son would kill King Kansa. Kansa arrested both his sister and brother-in-law and sent them to prison. He killed their seven babies but the eighth son was born as Lord Krishna. All the prison opened after the birth of Lord Krishna so he took his son to Gokul in the family of his friend Nanda Baba and Yashoda Mata. Lord Krishna was brought up by Nand Baba in Gokul where he delighted everyone with his childhood antics.
Lord Krishna and Bhagwat Geeta
Lord Krishna was a friend of Arjuna and during the war of Mahabharata, Arjuna was afraid to kill his family members for Dharma then Lord Krishna preached to Arjuna to fight for Dharma. He told Arjuna that to seek god, you don’t need to be Sanyasi rather you can seek god in the Grahstha. It’s written in Bhagvat Geeta that you don’t need to renunciation the world but encourage the world’s acceptance. Bhagvat Geeta teaches us how to seek union with god. Bhagvat Geeta and Krishna’s life played a significant role in making spirituality accessible to normal people. The Central message for humans of Bhagvat Geeta and Lord Krishna was to take part in desire-less actions which are not motivated by the human ego but for the divine cause.