Krishna teaching Gita - Picture

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Namaste.

 

I am yet to see a good picture of Krishna teaching

Gita to Arjuna in the battlefield. All the pictures I

see are shown with horses having no energy as if they

just got up from sleep. Sometimes, even Krishna and

Arjuna also are shown as if they are just about to go

to sleep.

 

Long time ago, I read from Swami Vivekananda's works a

description of how a good picture might be.

 

For example, the picture has the following:

All the horses are puffing with great energy with

front two legs in the air and trying to pull the

chariot vigorously.

With front legs and half the front body in the

air; back legs pushing thr ground very hard trying to

go free.

Krishna will be holding the reins very tightly and

thus controlling all the horses easily.

 

Krishna at the same time with head turned back

towards Arjuna with a beautiful smile and teaching

him.

Arjuna is also shown as a hero with heroism showing

thru each of his gestures at the same time obedient to

Krishna and listening to Gita most attentively.

 

... Just some thoughts ...

 

With Love and Regards,

Raghava

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Namaste,

 

I have uploaded a picture file at URL:

 

advaitinkrishna-arjuna.jpg

 

which may have captured a few of the elements.

 

The poster size can be ordered at URL:

 

http://www.amilight.com/hindu/hindu.html

 

 

Regards,

 

s.

 

 

 

advaitin, Raghavarao Kaluri <raghavakaluri> wrote:

> Namaste.

>

> I am yet to see a good picture of Krishna teaching

> Gita to Arjuna in the battlefield. All the pictures I

> see are shown with horses having no energy as if they

> just got up from sleep. Sometimes, even Krishna and

> Arjuna also are shown as if they are just about to go

> to sleep.

>

> Long time ago, I read from Swami Vivekananda's works a

> description of how a good picture might be.

>

> For example, the picture has the following:

> All the horses are puffing with great energy with

> front two legs in the air and trying to pull the

> chariot vigorously.

> With front legs and half the front body in the

> air; back legs pushing thr ground very hard trying to

> go free.

> Krishna will be holding the reins very tightly and

> thus controlling all the horses easily.

>

> Krishna at the same time with head turned back

> towards Arjuna with a beautiful smile and teaching

> him.

> Arjuna is also shown as a hero with heroism showing

> thru each of his gestures at the same time obedient to

> Krishna and listening to Gita most attentively.

>

> ... Just some thoughts ...

>

> With Love and Regards,

> Raghava

>

>

>

>

> Auctions - Buy the things you want at great prices.

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