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Varun: Gopashtami Is Usually Celeberated in The Month Of: Krishna
Varun: Gopashtami Is Usually Celeberated in The Month Of: Krishna
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Arvind : One day our little Krishna saw Nanda Gopar and Yashoda
ma busily preparing for a puja and preparing varieties of delicious
foods..
Varun : All Gopas and Gopis agreed with Krishna, because they knew he was
always right! They all happily carried the food and other offerings to the
Govardhana hill. It was a great celebration during which Krishna himself assumed
a huge form and consumed half of the offerings, thus showing that Govardhan
Maharaj was none other than Himself. At the end of the celebration, all the food
was distributed to everyone in Vrindavan, even the animals and birds.
Arvind : Indra was furious at the Gopas’ action. His pride blinded
his eyes to Krishna’s real identity and Indra viewed him as a mere
cowherd boy. At Indra’s command, storm clouds gathered over
Vrindavan and the rain began to pour with a vengeance, flooding
the entire region and destroying homes. The gopas and gopis
knew that their only refuge was Krishna. They ran to him and fell
at His feet, surrendering themselves to Him.
Varun : He simply walked up to the huge mountain and lifted it with ease, like he
was lifting a pot of butter. The Gopas and Gopis were both stunned and thrilled.
Their little blue boy was carrying a mountain on his pinky! The rain lashed for
seven days and seven nights. But the people and cows of Vrindavan were
undeterred. Safe under the wings of their own little Lord, they enjoyed their break
from the routine daily work. It was vacation time for them!
Arvind : This act of Krishna crushed Indra's pride, made him realize his mistake
and surrender to the Lord.
Indra :Krishna, I am very sorry. You are Mahavishnu.I made a mistake. Pls forgive
me.
Varun : Kamadhenu who had come along with indra was very
happy because Krishna saved all the cattle of Vraj.
Arvind : She did the pattabhishekam for Krishna with her own milk and crowned
“Govinda”, the king and savior of the cows.
Varun : This day where Indira’s pride was settled was the ashtami
day after the Diwali. That’s why we celebrate this day as
Gopashtami where we are thankful for all the cows,mountains and
the forests which still protect this world.
Arvind : In this lila, the Lord demonstrated that when we have complete faith and
walk the path of the Lord, He with (literally) move mountains to protect us when
we are in trouble.
Radhe Radhe.