Mother Yasoda...

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Krishna,Dear devotees of Lord Hari,

Krishna's parents treated children lovingly, celebrating their birthdays and other rites of passage.They acted in a kindly way to correct their children when they got into mischief, for example sometimes Krishna and Balarama would get into the cow shed, catch the tail of a calf and stand up.The calves would drag them around and they would be covered with mud. Rather than become angry, the mothers would call their friends to watch the fun. Mother Yasoda never hit Krishna, but once tied Him to a grinding mortar when He stole butter and fed it to the monkeys. The scriptures explain that as she tried to tie him, the rope was too short. She kept using a longer rope, but it always came up too short.Srila Prabhupada explains that "Krishna appreciated the hard labor of His mother, and being compassionate upon her, He agreed to be bound up by the ropes." Krishna,do nama japa & meditation,Krishna

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Good prasang. Keep sending such divine play acts of God Krishna.

 

Jai Shri Krishna

 

Mahesh--- On Mon, 6/23/08, Binu T V <binuyogi wrote:

Binu T V <binuyogi Mother Yasoda..."Krishna Bhagavan" Monday, June 23, 2008, 1:26 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

Krishna,Dear devotees of Lord Hari,Krishna's parents treated children lovingly, celebrating their birthdays and other rites of passage.They acted in a kindly way to correct their children when they got into mischief, for example sometimes Krishna and Balarama would get into the cow shed, catch the tail of a calf and stand up.The calves would drag them around and they would be covered with mud. Rather than become angry, the mothers would call their friends to watch the fun. Mother Yasoda never hit Krishna, but once tied Him to a grinding mortar when He stole butter and fed it to the monkeys. The scriptures explain that as she tried to tie him, the rope was too short. She kept using a longer rope, but it always came up too short.Srila Prabhupada explains that "Krishna appreciated the hard labor of His mother, and being compassionate upon her, He agreed to be bound up by the ropes." Krishna,do nama japa & meditation,

Krishna

 

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