Tuesday 20 December 2011

Krishna Shyam Sunder and its meaning

Krishna Shyam Sunder means Lord Krishna is dark and beautiful. Krishna is manmohak, or the one who seems dear to oneself. When one loos at Krishna, the gaze turns into stare. The below high definition pictures depict Krishna in this form.

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Sunday 11 December 2011

AksharBrahma - the Sacred Cow Symbol

Cow is considered as holy and sacred in India. Cow worship is also practiced in India. The image shown below is a symbolic representation of Cow as an Aksha Brahma.

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The great fondness of Lord Krishna with Cow

Since Krishna's father, Nanda, was a cow-herder, Krishna grew up in company of cows at Vrindavana. Hence Cow is a holy and sacred animal in India, which is also worshiped. Here are some of the high definition images of mother cow along with Lord Krishna

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Tuesday 6 December 2011

Mayapur ISKCON temple of Lord Krishna and the story of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu

The holy place of Mayapur is the headquarters of ISKCON - International Society for Krishna Consciousness. This is also the birth place of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, who was devout Krishna follower and practiced Bhakti Yoga based on the philosophy of Gita. He was the man behind popularizing chanting of the Hare Krishna maha mantra:
Hare Krishna Hare Krishna
Krishna Krishna Hare Hare
Hare Rama Hare Rama
Rama Rama Hare Hare
Mayapur is visited by over a million pilgrims annually, mostly by ISKCON members and international travelers. The main attraction place of Mayapur is the Prabhupada's Samadhi Mandir, a memorial to ISKCON's founder. Some of the images of Mayapur ISKCON temple is given here.

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Thursday 1 December 2011

Relationship between Lord Krishna and Dwarka city

Dwarka - one of the most ancient cities of India was also the dwelling place of the Lord. This city hosts a grand 5-storied temple known as Dwarkadhish temple made of limestone and sand. Since the outlook of Kaliyuga, this city has been destroyed and submerged six times in the sea. The present Dwarka is therefore the seventh such city to be built. There are two gateways to the Dwarkashish temple. The entry gate is known as 'Swarga Dwar', or the heaven's gate. The exit gate is known as 'Moksha Dwar', or the salvation gate. The view the confluence (Sangam) of River Gomati flowing towards the sea is visible from Dwarkadhish temple. Dwarka derives its name from the Sanskrit word called Dwar, which means gate or door. Dwarka is the holiest cities of Hinduism and is one of the Char dhams for Hindu's. Find below some images from Dwarka and dwarkadhish temple.

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Friday 25 November 2011

Some intriguing paintings depicting Radha and Krishna leela

Some intriguing paintings depicting Radha and Krishna's leela. Radha Krishna are great passionate lovers, and depicting this chemistry in painting is dream work of any artist/painter.

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The story of friendship between Krishna and Sudama

Sudama was a childhood friend of Krishna. They attended their primary education in same school. But while Krishna was a royal prince, Sudama was born to a poor family. However, their financial differences didn't come in between their friendship. It is said that Sudama was the avatar of Lord Narada in order to see Krishna leela on earth. When they grew up, Krishna went on to become the royal king of Dwarka, where as Narada was confined to poor conditions in a village. Sometime later Sudama's financial conditions became even worse and he was not able to feed his family. At that time Sudama's wife reminded him of his childhood friend Krishna, and asked him to visit Lord and seek some help. A reluctant Sudama packed some rice with him as a gift, and took a long journey to reach Dwarka. Seeing his pity condition, at first the gate-keepers refused him entry to the city. When the news reached lord Krishna that Sudama has come, He became very joyful and rushed towards main gate to greet Sudama. Sudama was given a royal welcome. Lord Krishna even washed Sudama's dirty feet with His own hands. Krishna accepted the gift of Sudama graciously, which Sudama was trying to hide in order to hide shame. Due to Lord Krishna's grace, Sudama was offered uncountable wealth. When Sudama returned his village back, he was surprised to see that his small hut had turned into an huge palace! Jai Shri Krishna. Below are some wallpapers depicting this story.

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Sunday 13 November 2011

Wallpaper showing Lord Krishna managing the chariot in the battlefields of Mahabharata

In this wallpapers, we see Lord Shree Krishna managing a chariot in the battlefields of Mahabharata, and guiding Arjun to start fighting. Krishna preaches Gita to Arjun so that he can overcome his dubious thoughts at the critical juncture if battle, and take up arms, which is also his duty.




Wallpaper of Khatu Shyam ji of Rajasthan

High definition images and wallpapers of Shri Khatu Shyam ji of Rajasthan. Lord Khatu Shyam ji is a manifestation of Lord Shri Krishna.  Barbarika, son of Ghatotkacha obtained boon from Lord Krishna that he would be known by the name of Shyam in Kali Yuga era and worshiped. Khatu shyam ji in turn vowed to help those disciples of shyam ji who are in trouble and have lost in their worldly battles.

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Thursday 20 October 2011

Tuesday 18 October 2011

Radha and Krishna at the banks of river Yamuna

Beautiful wallpapers of Radha Krishna at bank of holy Yamuna river. The banks were the playgrounds of Krishna and many leelas have been performed by the lord nearby the banks.

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Tuesday 20 September 2011

The universal cosmic form of Lord Krishna

O Lord of the universe, O universal form, I see in Your body many, many arms, bellies, mouths and eyes, expanded everywhere, without limit. I see in You no end, no middle and no beginning.

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Sunday 18 September 2011

Beautiful paintings of Radha and Krishna

Beautiful Krishna paintings. Krishna along with Radha and other gopis along the bank of river yamuna

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Saturday 17 September 2011

Vibrant and colorful picture of 'Bal' or Baby Krishna

A beautiful digital photography on Baby Krishna. Beautiful and vibrant wallpaper of Bal Krishna.

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Krishna, his Flute and Radha

Lord Krishna, Flute and Radha. The three inseparable ingredients of any Shri Krishna Photo. In actuality, Goddess Radha symbolizes an individual soul, that is awakened to the love of God and is wholeheartedly absorbed in such love. The music of Lord Krishna's flute symbolizes the call of Divine calling the individual souls.

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Wednesday 17 August 2011

Information about Shri Sanwariya Seth of Chittorgarh in Rajasthan

Sanwaliya ji Seth is an avatar of Lord Krishna. Sanwaliya ji is also known as sanwariya ji and sanwariya seth or sanwara seth. Sanwariya ji setho ke seth (banker of the bankers). The history of this temple goes back to about 250 years back, when a cow-heard name Bholaram Gurjar in his dream saw that 4 statues of a diety is burried at a place called Bhadsoda. Upon digging that place, the dream came true. One statue was destroyed in the process, which was again re-buried. All the three statues look exactly the same. It is a very beautiful Krishna statue, with Lord Krishna playing flute. These statues are present even today at Bhadsoda and Mandpiya villages, near Chittorgarh of Rajasthan. This is a very powerful and magical place of Lord Krishna.

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