17' Iskon Krishna With Cow

17' Iskon Krishna With CowKrishna 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

Worshipping him gives you innumerable boons and blessings

they get shielded with a protective layer

which he was to give out to whom they were destined

Lord Hanuman then covered his entire body with sindoor to prove his love for Lord Rama

This wonderful vibration enchanted the peacocks in and around the Govardhan hills

The Bhagavad Gita says that we need to establish individual peace and collective peace first and foremost

He is one of the Guardians of the directions

Goddess Lakshmi is a goddess who brings all good things to light and to life

Whatever is infinity is represented by blue

Maa Durga /Amba represents the fundamental creative instinct underlying the cosmos and is the energizing force of all divinity of every being and everything

Her four hands represents the four goals of human life considered important: Dharma (righteousness and duty)

Seeing this disaster