The Enchanting world of Krishna Art.

• Daya – Compassion: Krishna’s first kala is compassion and kind. We can learn to be compassionate and kind towards every being. The purest form of love and respect towards everyone.

• Dhairya – Patience: The second kala of Krishna is being patient even in a terrible time. This kala can help us in our day-to-day life. 

• Kshama – Forgiveness: This kala of Krishna teaches us about letting go. He forgave the hunter whose arrow was the reason for taking Krishna from this planet.

• Nyaya – Justice:

The kala of Justice which was in Lord Krishna. He fought for justice. Non-vengeance. This Amazing quality of his should be learned by us. 

• Nirapeksha- Impartiality : 

Lord Krishna with this kala never saw anyone with favours. This teaching can bring us a better perspective and be fair with everyone.

• Niraskata – Detachment:

Whether it was receiving a curse from Durvasa Muni, being separated from Mata Rukhmini for 12 years, his beloved son being taken, or the end of his clan. Lord Krishna remained detached from both grief and joy. 

• Tapasya: Spiritual powers and Meditations:

Lord Krishna is also known as Yogeshwar. He who meditates and performs tapasya can achieve a monk-like stage of life. Where he can 

• Aparchitta: Invincibility – This kala of his made him meet the challenges and calm.

• Danasheel – This Kala of Krishna brings his devotees to the learning of being beneficial for society. That can help balance the societies. If you are real Danasheel you don’t advertise it. It is the giver who always enjoys the happiness of giving. Whoever does good is never defeated by evil.

• Saundarjyamaya – (Beauty Incarnate):  Krishna is a real beauty incarnate. Only devotees understand this divine beauty. But a normal human being can imbibe the beauty of character to receive the real joy of life. The devotee bathes daily, brushes his teeth, and wears clean clothes. But the greatest ornament is the character that descends from the Lord’s example. It makes us beautiful, a beauty that goes beyond the materialistic understanding.

• Nrityajna- (Best of Dancers) : Krishna danced on the hood of Kaliya Naag (a large snake). How can one dance in such a dangerous situation? God can do incomprehensible things to human reason (even powerful Demigods cannot understand the divine personality). The Lord also danced under the moonlight with 108 gopis. The material mind does not understand this sweetness. When someone dances well, he attracts the attention of the beholder and can make others, jealous. The envious mind does not understand the joy of someone who knows dance, happily. Stop complaining about life and just dance: When you can dance in a negative circumstance, you can enjoy every bit of life. Dance does not come from the body or mind! Dance is the feature of the heart through the soul.

• Sangitajna (Best of Singers):  Krishna is the best singer. His flute has attracted not only people but also the whole of nature. The Lord attracts creation by simply playing his flute… God is beautiful and his music is also beautiful. Though, one can’t be that kind of singer what is the harm of striving to be a good singer through a lot of practice? Singing has got power to soothe the mind, body, and soul. All of nature with its birds, rivers, and forests sings joyfully in praise of God… and we can do that too.

• Neetibadi (Embodiment of Honesty):  When reading the Bhagavad Gita, we can see the immense honesty of the Lord. These honest words are repeated to this day and will be repeated by those who come after us. Even today we teach children that “Honesty is the best policy”. If we can apply this policy in our lives we can create a positive image among the people and become real successful in life. If you keep honesty you will surely be well remembered and loved by all friends and family.

• Satyabadi (Truth Itself): Lord Krishna is the truth in person. The Lord is the embodiment of truth itself. We are certainly (potentially) different from the Supreme Lord but qualitatively we can be a source of truth. When you decide on the truth, your life becomes completely different from what it was before.

• Sarvagnata (Perfect master of all arts, such as poetry, drama, painting, etc.):  Krishna is a master of all arts but we can be the students of these art forms at any stage of life. Our involvement in these art forms will always have a positive impact on our personality. Art descends from the Lord Himself. He is the divine artist.

• Sarvaniyanta (Controller of All):  Krishna is Sarvaniyanta, the Isvara, supreme controller. We’ll never be like the Lord, that’s for sure. We must put aside the idea of wanting to be controlling, as our Lord is. But we can be Swayamniyanta (Controller of self). If we can perfectly control ourselves then we will not require controlling others. They will automatically become our followers and our well-wishers.