Lord Krishna as Charioteer of Arjuna

This beautiful image depicts the story why Lord Krishna acted as Arjuna’s charioteer.  Knowing the fact that this position of Lord Krishna did not require the wielding of weapons but his decision to drive the chariot was one of devotion and love for his best friend. Lord Krishna knew that Arjun was on the right path of religion but at some point hesitate in killing his own brothers. So he chose this position to give him the divine guidance. And more on that Lord Krishna promised to Kaurav's that he would not raise weapon in battle of Mahabharata.

Lord Krishna as Charioteer of Arjuna photo

Radha-Krishna dancing photo

Beautiful image of Lord Krishna with his beloved Radha in dancing pose. This beautiful image is good option for desktop wallpaper.

Jai Shri Krishna 

Jai Shri Radhe

Radha Krishna image

Rukamani prominent queen of Krishna

Rukmani is the first and most prominent queen of the Lord Krishna the king of Dwarka.Rukmani is considered as the incarnation of goddess Lakshmi who wanted to marry and stay with her husband Lord Vishnu on earth. It is believed that Rukmani was the only woman who was just as beautiful and virtuous as Radha. This story depicts how Lord Krishna heroically abducted her and eloped with her to prevent an unwanted marriage at her request and saved her from an evil Shishupal.

Rukmini was the daughter of Bhishmaka, the King of Vidarbha. She secretly developed the love for Lord Krishna in her heart. Her brother Rukmi was a friend of Jarasandha, who was an enemy of Krishna. Rukmi wanted Rukmani to marry his friend Shishupala the crown prince of Chedi and also a friend of Jarasandha and was against Krishna. Rukmi arranged for Rukmini's wedding by convincing his father to marry her with Shishupala, who actually wanted Rukmini to marry Krishna. When Rukmini heard this news she wrote a letter to Lord Krishna about her love for him and her brother's plans and sent it through a Brahmana. She asked Lord Krishna to kidnap her on her way to temple or back. Lord Krishna after reading the letter at once left for Vidarbha along with his brother Balarama.

Meanwhile, Shishupala was over the moon at the news from Rukmi that he could simply go to Kundina (present day Koundanyapur) Amravati district and claim Rukmini. Jarasandha felt something wrong and doubt that Krishna might interrupt the wedding thus sent all his vassals and allies along with him. And other hand when Bhishmaka heard about Krishna's arrival he joyfully set up a furnished mansion for Krishna to take rest on his way.

Rukmini went to the Parvati temple but could not see Krishna anywhere, she prayed to goddess Parvati that Krishna takes her away. Rukmini when she stepped out of the temple she saw Krishna waiting for her, he soon swept her into his chariot with him. They both started to ride off when Shishupala noticed them and instantly Jarasandha's forces started chasing them. Balarama tried to stop and occupied most of them but Rukmi almost caught Krishna.

Lord Krishna and Rukmi fought with the predictable result of Krishna's victory. When Krishna was about to kill him, Rukmini fell at the feet of Krishna and begged to spare her brother's life. Lord Krishna generously agreed but as punishment, shaved Rukmi's head and let him go free. There was no greater shame for a warrior than a visible sign of defeat.

Lord Krishna came to the village of Madhavpur Ghed with Rukmini and got married to her at this very place. In the memory of that event now there is a temple built for Lord Madhavrai. In memory of this marriage a celebration is held at Madhavpur every year. Later in Dwaraka, Lord Krishna was married to Rukmini with big ceremony.

Krishna marrying Rukamani

Lord Krishna with Kalindi

As legend Kalindi was the fourth wife among the eight wives of Lord Krishna collectively known as Ashtabharya. Kalindi was the daughter of Lord Surya (sun god), and considered as the deity of holy river Yamuna in India. Once Lord Krishna and Arjun went for hunting and stopped along the coast of Yamuna for rest. There they saw a beautiful young girl walking on the banks of Yamuna River. Lord Krishna asked Arjun to enquire who she was. Arjun asked her who she was for which she replied she is the daughter of Lord Surya and reside in the water of Yamuna the place given by her father. She told that she is in penance and meditating to marry Lord Krishna. Knowing all Lord Krishna marries her. Kalindi as consort plays an important role in the early life of Lord Krishna. It is believed that true devotees can remove there sin by bathing and drinking Yamuna Holy water.

Lord Krishna with Kalindi photo

Baby Krishna with Mother yashoda

Beautiful image of Lord Krishna sitting in lap of Mother Yashoda. Yashoda was the foster-mother of Krishna and wife of Nanda.

Baby Krishna sitting in lap of  Mother yashoda

Lord Krishna in Vishwaroop

This image depicts one of the incident from Mahabharata war. In Mahabharata war Arjun-the Pandava moved back after arving in the battlefield and seeing that the enemies are his family only. He said that his heart does not allow him to fight and prefer to renouce the Kingdom.

To make Arjuna undestand and to show him correct path Lord Krishna assumes his Vishwaroop form or Viraat Roop form. The conversation between them soon extended into a discourse which later compiled as the Bhagavad Gita.

Lord Krishna in Vishwaroop form 

Over turning of Cart resulting the death of Demon Sakatasura

Lord Krishna the Hindu god was born to Vasudev and Devaki but was bought and raised by his foster parents Nandalal and when mother Yashodha in village named Vrindavana. As per hindu custom the ceremony called Uthana is celebrated which means the properly bath of child. When Lord Krishna turned three months old, mother Yashoda celebrated this ceremony with neighborhood women. Same time Kansa the maternal uncle of Lord Krishna sent Sakatasura Demon to kill him. Sakatasura took the form of cart with the intention to crush the little baby Krishna.

Mother Yasoda found her child closing his eyes in sleep after the bath so she put him under the cart on bed lying there. The cart was full of vessels full of milk and curd. After a while the baby Krishna opened his eyes and cried for milk. Mother Yahsoda was engaged in receiving her guests so she did not hear baby Krishna’s cry. Lord Krishna crying angrily for his mother's milk pushed his leg upward resulting cart to collapse. The cart collapsed violently, the wheels separated from the axle, the hubs and spokes fell apart, the pole of the handcart broke and all the vessels scattered. This incident resulted the death of the demon Sakatasura.

When mother Yashoda with neighborhood ladies and other villagers assembled for the utthana festival, saw this unexpected situation, they began to wonder how the handcart collapsed by itself. As they were trying to find out the cause the small children present stated that the cart had been kicked apart by the baby Krishna.

The assembled villagers unaware that Krishna is always unlimited could not believe that baby Krishna had such incredible power. They could not believe the statements of the children, and therefore they neglected these statements as being childish talk. They did not realize the immeasurable strength of that child.

Over turning of Cart by baby Krishna and the death of Demon Sakatasura

MeeraBai's Love for Shree Krishna

MeeraBai as we all know and heard the stories of her unconditional and devotional love for Lord Krishna still we have one inspired story to tell.

Meerabai once was standing on the banks of Yamuna River. She was busy in singing bhajan in glory of Lord Krishna. Same time some Vaishnava’s saint passing that way recognized Meera. Knowing her greatness and devotion, they prostrated in front of Meera and said that they came from Dwaraka. They said that the doors of the temple of Dwaraka have been remained closed for some time now and we are of the collective opinion that only a person of your stature can get the doors open. Meera said I cannot refuse the wish of Vaishnava saint and want everyone to have darshan of Srinathji-the presiding deity of Dwaraka.

Meera went Dwaraka along with priest and offered her prayers to Lord Krishna and sang devotional bhajans. Meerabai asked Lord Krishna to accept her prayers, bless her by taking her in lotus feet’s of him and give darshan. She said in this world you are the only one I know and believe. She said you are everything to me my father, mother, husband and guru. There is no other protector in this world other than you. I have suffered a lot of trials and tribulations in this world

Many Devotees gathered around in joy and happiness to see Lord Krishna. The doors opened suddenly and Lord Krishna with his beautiful lotus eyes and broad smile welcomed MeeraBai. MeeraBai immediately ran into the temple and embraced her Lord and with a flash of bright light she became one with the lord and her form vanished

MeeraBai photo with Shree Krishna

Shree krishna painting

This image depicts the beautiful image of Lord Krishna playing flute and admiring nature. Lord Krishna is a Hindu God and supposed to be an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Lord Krishna has an eternal spiritual body that is full of knowledge and bliss.

Shree krishna  painting playing flute

Krishna with Meera wall Decoration

A very beautiful wall decoration piece of Lord Krishna with Meera.

Lord Krishna with Meera

MeeraBia with Shree Krishna photo

 A very beautiful and devotional image of Lord Krishna and his devotee Meerabai. Meerabai was a born poet who sang lot of Bhajans (spiritual song)  in devotion of Lord Krishna.

MeeraBia and  Shree Krishna photo

Oil painting of Radha- Krishna

A very artistically painted image of Lord Krishna with Radha. This image is painted in very unusual way depicting the story of Krishna with Radha and other Gopis.

Radha- Krishna

Batik painting of Krishna on cloth

A very beautiful Batik painting of Lord Krishna on cotton fabric. Batik painting is a famous Indain form of painting normally done on cotton cloth. This painting depicts Lord Krishna playing flute and a cow satnding behind.

Batik painting of Krishna playing flute

Krishna combing hairs of Radha

A high resolution wallpaper depicting the story of Lord krishna and Radha. Radharani was the lady love of Lord Krishna. Radha was a cow-herd girl known as Gopis of Vrindavan where krishna spend much of his childhood. Radha was 12 years older than Krishna. But for Krishna Radha was most important among all Gopis. They spend a lot time together doing Raas-Lila, playing, dancing, singing flute etc. This image depicts where Lord Krishna combing hairs of Radha and admiring her beauty.

Lord Krishna combing hairs of Radharani

Meera Dance For Krishna

Meera or Meera Bai was a true devotee of Lord Krishna and assumed Lord Krishna as her Husband. She devoted her whole life in worshiping, singing and dancing for Lord Krishna. She was a Princess born in Kingdom of Rajasthan,India. She was a born poet and composed more than hundreds of song for Lord Krishna.

Meera Dancing and Singing for Krishna

Meerabai love for Krishna

A very beautiful wallpaper depicting unconditional and devotional love of Meera for Lord Krishna. Meera was an ardent devotee of Lord Krishna and believed that only Lord Krishna as her true husband. She spent her whole life in worshiping Lord and expressing her deep devotional love by singing hundreds of songs for Lord Krishna.

Meera devotional love for Lord Krishna

Lord Krishna with Meera

Meera or Meera Bai was a Hindu spiritual poet and an ardent devotee and passionate admirer of Lord Krishna. Meera’s most of poems describe her unconditional love for Lord Krishna. Meera made Lord Krishna bhakti as the best way to live life as it helps us forget our all desires. 

Lord Krishna photo with Meera

Radha- Krishna dancing photo

Lord Krishna and his beloved Radha are known for their devotional love and Rasa-Lila. In this image Lord Krishna and Radha seems to be very happy and lost in dancing. Rasa-Lila or Rasa dance is described in Hindu scriptures and  literature such as the Bhagavata Purana, where Lord Krishna used to dance with Radha and her friends. 

Dancing image of Radha-Krishna

Sri Sri Radha Parthasarathi temple -ISKCON Delhi

ISKCON Delhi or Sri Sri Radha Parthasarathi temple is a famous Vaishnav Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Krishna and Radharani in the form of Radha Parthasarathi. Among 40 temples belonging to the International Society for Krishna Consciousness, the ISKCON Temple in Delhi is one of the most extravagant temples in the cityl. This temple was built in the year 1998 and is located at Hare Krishna Hills, in the East of Kailash area of New Delhi, India.

The ISKCON temple designed and built by Achyut Kanvinde have been beautifully decorated with works of Russian artists depicting the various phases of life of Radha-Krishan and Sita-Ram. This temple is a fine example of artistic splendor and has one of the largest temple complexes in India with a large number of rooms and halls.The atmosphere inside the temple is very blissful and illuminating especially at the time of Prayers when the melodic hymns and euphonious rhythm of the drums mesmerize your senses and brings you more closely to God.

ISKCON has very high standard of worship as twenty four trained pujaris worship the Deities as per strict spiritual regulations which also includes complete purity and auspiciousness of pujaris, mentioned by Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Prabhupada. Daily six Aratis are offered to the Deities in different times which are-
• Mangala Aarti
• Tulsi Aarti
• Dhoop Aarti
• Raj-Bhoga Aarti
• Pushpa Aarti
• Sandhya Aarti

Deity of Lord Krishna with Mother Yashoda

Deities of  Sri Sri Radha Parthasarathi  -ISKCON Delhi

shrine of Gaura-Nitai at -ISKCON Delhi

Deity of Lord Ram ,Sita and Lakshman-ISKCON Delhi

 Sri Sri Radha Parthasarathi temple -ISKCON Delhi

Lord Krishna killing Kansa

A High resolution wallpaper of Lord Krishna defeating his maternal uncle Kansa. This image depicts and put example of victory of good over evil.

Image of Lord Krishna killing Kansa