35" Krishna Jhula swing

35" Krishna Jhula swingKrishna is always depicted as the Blue God. It means that the body is so transparent almost as if it was not there. Whatever is infinity is represented by blue. The sky is blue and so is the ocean. Krishna always stand with one foot firmly on the ground the other foot crossed over as though it is touching but not really touching. It is elsewhere. This is called tribhangy pose, implying perfect balance. He holds the flute in his hands with a smile on

A particular incident was when Lord Hanuman asked why Goddess Sita put “Sindoor” on her forehead

Thus Lord Ganesha is worshipped first before starting anything new

INTRESTING FABLE:-

the sindoor was a sign of her unconditional love and respect

He gives you courage to conquer your fears and overcome all obstacles in your life

Light this lamp to bring in auspicious beginnings

The name Kali comes from Kala

aligning ourselves with the forces of good

River Ganga flowing from his head in the form of purity and knowledge

According to the Vishnu Purana

When you worship Lord Hanuman you worship the holy trinity- Brahma

These are held together by cosmic energy (kundalini) symbolized by snake around his stomach