Krishna Katha
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Sri Krishna is the beloved Boatman who untiringly plies His Boat of Consciousness between our unparalleled thoughts and his unrivalled spirituality.
For our Kanha, the Gita is his Heart, his Vision, his Fulfilment. For us, the Gita is humanity's breath, its journey towards Moksh Prapti.
Madhav's melodious flute stirs the universal consciousness and enchants the transcendental consciousness.
Dwarkadheesh is the shoreless ocean of bliss. But as soon as we sincerely dedicate ourselves in service of his Lotus feet, he presents us with his own boat and takes us to the boundless Shore, just like his Ardhangini, the golden of all.
It would be an understatement to describe Lakshmipati, the supreme god head with these few little words. But Devkinandan would never decline his devotees' sweet offerings.
Even the smallest, selfless act of love would be enough to engulf our Prathsarthy in an embrace of gratitude.
And thats the reason, we have done a small yet dedicated attempt to pour down our thoughts, our heartfelt messages , giving another aspect to the events casued by the famous, yet infamous warfare of Mahabharat.
From Madhav to RukminiVallabh
And from Govind to Banke Bhihari, Krishna Kathaa contains the characters mentioned in Shrimad Bhadwad, wishing Trilokinath on the auspicious occasion of Janmasthami and turning the pages of history only to retell the intersting story behind the names our darling of Vrindavan had accquired during his time on mrityu lok.
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