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Chapter 44: The Killing of Kamsa
Published on Monday, January 11, 2010 by krishna balarama After Kamsa's wrestlers expressed their determination, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, the killer of Madhu, confronted Canura, and Lord Balarama, the son of Rohini, confronted Mustika. Krsna and Canura and then Balarama and Mustika locked themselves hand to hand, leg to leg, and each began to press against the other with a view to come out victorious. They joined ...
Chapter 45: Krsna Recovers the Son of His Teacher
Published on Monday, January 11, 2010 by krishna balarama When Lord Krsna saw that Vasudeva and Devaki were remaining standing in a reverential attitude, He immediately expanded His influence of yogamaya so that they could treat Him and Balarama as children. As in the material world the relationship existing between father and mother and children can be established amongst different living entities by the influence of the il...
Chapter 46: Uddhava Visits Vrndavana
Published on Monday, January 11, 2010 by krishna balarama Nanda Maharaja returned to Vrndavana without Krsna and Balarama. He was accompanied only by the cowherd boys and men. It was certainly a very pathetic scene for the gopis, mother Yasoda, Srimati Radharani and all the inhabitants and residents of Vrndavana. Many devotees have tried to make adjustments to Krsna's being away from Vrndavana because according to expert opi...
Chapter 47: Delivery of the Message of Krsna to the Gopis
Published on Monday, January 11, 2010 by krishna balarama When the gopis saw Uddhava, they observed that his features almost exactly resembled the features of Krsna, and they could understand that he was a great devotee of Krsna's. His hands were very long, and his eyes were just like the petals of the lotus flower. He was dressed in yellow colored garments and wore a garland of lotus flowers. His face was very beautiful. Ha...
Chapter 48: Krsna Pleases His Devotees
Published on Monday, January 11, 2010 by krishna balarama For days together, Krsna heard from Uddhava all the details of his visit to Vrndavana, of the condition of His father and mother, and of the gopis and the cowherd boys. Lord Krsna was fully satisfied that Uddhava was able to solace them by his instruction and by the message delivered to them. Lord Krsna then decided to go to the house of Kubja, the hunchback woman ...
Chapter 49: Ill-motivated Dhrtarastra
Published on Monday, January 11, 2010 by krishna balarama Thus being ordered by the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Sri Krsna, Akrura visited Hastinapura. Hastinapura is said to be the site of what is now New Delhi. The part of New Delhi, which is still known as Indraprastha, is accepted by people in general as the old capital of the Pandavas. The very name Hastinapura suggests that there were many hastis, or elephants. Beca...
Chapter 50: Krsna Erects the Dvaraka Fort
Published on Monday, January 11, 2010 by krishna balarama After his death, Kamsa's two wives became widows. According to Vedic civilization, a woman is never independent. She has three stages of life: in childhood a woman should live under the protection of her father, a youthful woman should live under the protection of her young husband, and in the event of the death of her husband she should live either under the protecti...
Chapter 51: Deliverance of Mucukunda
Published on Monday, January 11, 2010 by krishna balarama When Maharaja Pariksit heard this incident of Kalayavana's being burned to ashes, he inquired about the sleeping man from Sukadeva Gosvami: "Who was he? Why was he sleeping there? How had he achieved so much power that instantly, by his glance, Kalayavana was burned to ashes? How did he happen to be lying down in the cave of the hill?" Many questions were put before S...
Chapter 52: Krsna, the Ranacora
Published on Monday, January 11, 2010 by krishna balarama When Mucukunda, the celebrated descendant of the Iksvaku dynasty, was favored by Lord Krsna, he circumambulated the Lord within the cave and then came out. On coming out of the cave, Mucukunda saw that the stature of the human species had surprisingly been reduced to pygmy size. Similarly, the trees had also far reduced in size, and Mucukunda could immediately underst...
Chapter 53: Krsna Kidnaps Rukmini
Published on Monday, January 11, 2010 by krishna balarama After hearing Rukmini's statement, Lord Krsna was very pleased. He immediately shook hands with the brahmana and said: "My dear brahmana, I am very glad to hear that Rukmini is anxious to marry Me, since I am also anxious to get her hand. My mind is always absorbed in the thought of the daughter of Bhismaka, and sometimes I cannot sleep at night because I am thinking ...
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