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Why Krishna Matters Today

In a world of endless distractions and fleeting pleasures, Krishna's timeless teachings offer a compass for navigating life with purpose, peace, and profound joy.

Finding Purpose

Krishna teaches us to act without attachment to results—freeing us from anxiety and helping us find fulfillment in the journey itself.

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Inner Peace

The Gita reveals how to achieve serenity amidst chaos—a skill desperately needed in our fast-paced modern world.

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Unconditional Love

Krishna's love for all beings is boundless and unconditional—a reminder that we too can cultivate divine love in our hearts.

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Self-Knowledge

Understanding who we truly are—beyond body and mind—is Krishna's greatest gift for lasting happiness.

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Fearlessness

When we realize our eternal nature, fear dissolves. Krishna empowers us to face life's challenges with courage and grace.

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Divine Connection

Krishna reveals that the Supreme is always with us—within our hearts and all around us—waiting to be discovered.

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All Life Stages

Leelas of a Lifetime

From playful childhood in Gokul to the timeless wisdom that guides the soul

Divine Descent

The Divine Descent is when Lord Krishna comes into the world. He is born to Devaki and Vasudeva in a prison in Mathura. Vasudeva carries the baby across the Yamuna to the village of Gokul. There Krishna grows up with Nanda and Yashoda. Many miracles happen and people find hope.

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Infant Leelas

These are the sweet stories of baby Krishna in Gokul. He played, ate butter, and smiled. Demons came to harm Him, but love and God's power kept Him safe. The stories teach trust, courage, and simple devotion.

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Bal Leela

Bal Leela is the name for Krishna's childhood pastimes in Vrindavan. As a little boy he plays with calves and friends, steals butter with a smile, and shows love through simple acts. He also protects the people and cows and teaches devotion through his play.

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Legendary Figures

Timeless souls whose lives, choices, and devotion unfold around Krishna’s divine presence

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Arjuna

The third Pandava brother and Krishna’s dear friend: a peerless archer, devoted disciple, and the central listener of the Bhagavad Gita whose struggle on the battlefield became a timeless teaching on duty and devotion.

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Balarama

Krishna’s elder brother and the first expansion of the Lord. He embodies spiritual strength, agricultural fertility, and protective duty, often shown carrying the plough (hala).

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Bhishma Pitama

Born Devavrata, son of Ganga and King Shantanu, Bhishma is the iconic elder of the Kuru dynasty. He took a solemn vow of lifelong celibacy to secure his father's marriage and remained the steadfast protector and commander of Hastinapur, choosing duty above personal desire and acc

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Devaki

Devaki, wife of Vasudeva and sister of Kamsa, is the biological mother of Krishna. She endured long imprisonment, the loss of six children, and deep sorrow, yet remained steadfast in devotion until she witnessed the advent and divine play of her seventh son, the Supreme Lord.

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Draupadi

Draupadi, born of King Drupada's yajna and known as Panchali and Yajnaseni, is the courageous, outspoken queen shared by the five Pandava brothers. Her unwavering devotion to Krishna and her demand for dharma in the face of humiliation make her a central moral force in the Mahabh

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Sacred Celebrations

Sacred moments where time pauses and Krishna’s presence is celebrated through ritual, joy, and remembrance

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The Appearance Day of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu

Gaura Purnima

Gaura Purnima celebrates the birth of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, who brought the practice of joyful congregational chanting (sankirtan). It is observed on the full moon of Phalguna (February–March) with fasting, kirtan, deity worship, and sharing prasadam.

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Krishna Janmashtami

Krishna Janmashtami marks the birth of Lord Krishna. Families and temples celebrate with fasting, night vigil, songs, and a special worship at midnight when Krishna was born.

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Featured Stories

Explore the timeless tales and legends.

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The Divine Rasa Leela

On a bright full moon night by the Yamuna, Krishna plays His flute and dances with the Gopis. He expands Himself so each Gopi feels His complete love. The Rasa Leela is a tender, magical night of meeting between the soul and the Divine.

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Aghasura: The Giant Serpent

When a demon named Aghasura took the shape of a giant serpent and opened his mouth like a dark cave, the cowherd boys and their calves walked inside. Little Krishna saw them in danger, entered the serpent, and by His divine power ended the peril and brought everyone out safe.

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The Liberation of Putana

When a demoness named Putana came to Gokul to kill the baby Krishna, the little Lord met her with mercy. By drinking her tainted milk he ended her evil life and freed her soul.

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The Butter Thief

Little Krishna, called the Butter Thief, sneaks into village homes with his friends to taste fresh butter. His playful mischief brings laughter, surprise, and deep love from the women of the village. Even when he is caught by Yashoda, his charm wins every heart.

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Gita for Today

Ancient wisdom for modern struggles. Select how you're feeling and let the Bhagavad Gita guide you.

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