An incredibly important part of the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna is quite possibly the most impressive manifestation of Vishnu, one of the supreme Gods of the Hindu pantheon. Of all the avatars of Lord Vishnu, he is the most well known, and maybe of all Hindu divine beings the one nearest to the heart of most devotees.

Lord Krishna was known to have a dark complexion and to be extremely beautiful. For ages, Krishna has been a puzzle to some, yet God to millions, who are simply enchanted whenever his name is taken. True devotees consider Krishna their chief, legend, defender, logician, educator, and companion all packed into one. Krishna has impacted Indian thought, life, and culture in millions of ways.

He has impacted not exclusively Hindu religion and theory, but also its mysticism and writing, painting, dance and music, and Indian legends. The most well-known portrayal of Krishna shows him playing the flute, surrounded by loving gopis, the cowherds' daughters. As a youngster, Lord Krishna is portrayed crawling on all fours or dancing, a pot of butter tightly held in his hands.

Lord Krishna is the representation of incomparable excellence and delight in life. He symbolizes extravagance, magnificence, and satisfaction. He helps us to experience the real importance of yoga; to remain in association with God. He additionally advises us to do our dharma: our assigned obligation with respect to work.

We should really work hard, yet not be too attached to the outcomes. We should offer the consequences of our work and our rewards for all the hard work up to the magnificence of God. Along these lines, Krishna trains us to remove our ego from our actions — a significantly more free and euphoric lifestyle.

Along these lines, we get to live in ananda, or "euphoria," in all that we do. Truth be told, Krishna instructs us that euphoria is our real essence, yet we fail to remember that consistently as we carry on with everyday mundane living. 

FAQs

Where should a true devotee place the statue of Lord Krishna?

A true devotee should place Krishna's stone statue in the North-East corner and ensure that it is facing toward the East to West or West to East. Be that as it may, they should likewise consider the rooms close by. A true devotee should ensure that it is never positioned in a restroom or bedroom. The stone statue should be kept away from rooms that have adjoining walls with the washroom and bedroom.

Proper Lighting is an absolute requirement for the stone statue. The vital light source should hit the stone statue from the Southeastern side. The light's direction draws inspiration and great energy into the devotee's home. It attracts prosperity and bliss. What matters more than the direction and the lighting is the height of the statue.

If a devotee is keen on getting an enormous sculpture, they should consider the position off the floor and the distance between the stone statue and the roof. They should get a more modest sculpture that is at eye level when they place it at home. It is vital that a devotee can look at the statue in the eye, without turning upward or bending down.

What does Lord Krishna teach his devotees?

Krishna, apart from being a beloved Hindu God, is a genuine spiritual master that this universe has at any point seen. He improved the otherworldly and sequential fate of humankind. He instructed the world about commitment and dharma as well as the inevitable reality.