Calligraphy Design #font#calligraphy#krishna#god#Design. Gulzar Hindi Calligraphy, Kabir Quotes, Hindi Qoutes, Quotations, Bollywood Songs, Mixed. Sanskrit Quotes, Sanskrit Mantra, Motivational Quotes, Inspirational. Kaliya Daman - Hindu Posters (Photographic Print - Unframed) Radha Kishan, Radha Krishna. Krishna is technically the black god, since the Sanskrit word Krishna means 'black.' However, he is generally depicted with blue skin. Worship of the Lord Krishna, either in the form of deity Krishna or in the form of Vasudeva, Bala Krishna or Gopala can be traced to as early as 4th century BC.
November 2010,४९.कारेइ मोहन कारेइ सोहन, कारी कालेन्दजा के तट आयो।खेलत गेंद गिरी दह में तब कारे से नाग लो जाय जगायो॥नाग को नाथ लियो छिन में अरु कारे के सीस पै नृत्य करायो।‘गोविंद’ यों प्रभु शोभा बखानत कारे कौ नाथ के नाथ कहायो॥४९॥This Sawaiya verse depicts the episode of Kaliya-manthan in Vrindavan. Poet Govid says:“Krishna was playing with a ball with his friends on the banks of dark, deep waters of River Yamuna, when his ball fell into Kaliya-dah, a part of the river where Kaliya Nag, the thousand-headed snake lived. Krishna fought with Kaliya and emerged victorious, dancing on Kaliya’s heads. I cannot describe in words the awesome scene”Kaliya Nag is a symbol of the 5 senses, and the episode signifies that the master of the senses should be Krishna, else the waters of life would be poisoned by the craving and misery that the senses are capable of bringing, just like the presence of Kaliya Nag in Kaliya-dah, Vrindavan, poisoned the fresh river water.
Krishna dancing over the subdued Kāliya and his wives asking Krishna for his mercy. From a Bhagavata Purana manuscript, c.
1640.Affiliation,GenderMaleFestivalsPersonal informationParents(father)(mother)Siblings, etc.Kaliya (:Kāliya,: कालिय), in, was a poisonous living in the, in. The water of the Yamunā for four all around him boiled and bubbled with poison. No bird or beast could go near, and only one solitary grew on the river bank. The celebration of or Nāga is associated with the tale of Lord Krishna dancing upon and subduing Kāliya. Contents.Story The story of and Kāliya is told in Chapter Sixteen of the Tenth Canto of the.The proper home of Kāliya was the island of, but he had been driven away from there in fear of, the foe of all serpents. Garuḍa had been cursed by the dwelling at Vrindavan so that he could not come to Vrindavan without meeting his death.
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Therefore, Kāliya chose Vrindavan as his residence, knowing it was the only place where Garuḍa could not come.Once, the sage came as a guest and was served. After this episode, Rādhā took a walk across river Yamunā and became terrified upon seeing the giant serpent.
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She fled to Vrindavan where she informed the people that she had seen a giant serpent in river. Lord Krishna was very angry upon hearing this and wanted to teach a lesson to Kāliya as he had troubled his Rādhā. He went to the river Yamunā searching for Kāliya, who upon seeing Krishna, coiled around Krishna's legs and constricted him.The people came to see that Krishna was in the river. Was afraid of the snake and ordered Krishna to return at once. Meanwhile, Kāliya attempted to escape, but Krishna stomped on his tail, and warned him to not trouble anyone again before returning to the people. The next day, Krishna was playing a ball game across the Yamuna with Rādha and friends. After the ball fell into the Yamunā, Rādhā tried to retrieve it, but Krishna stopped her and offered to do so.
When he went into the Yamunā, Kāliya constricted him and pulled him into the Yamunā.The Gokul people heard the commotion and all the people of Nandagokula were concerned, and came running towards the bank of the Yamunā. They heard that Krishna had jumped into the river where the dangerous Kāliya was staying.
At the bottom of the river, Kāliya had ensnared Krishna in his coils. Krishna expanded himself, forcing Kāliya to release him. Krishna immediately regained his original form and began to jump on all of Kāliya's heads so as to release the poison in the snake so that he could no longer pollute the Yamunā. Kāliya Daman, c.
1880.Krishna suddenly sprang onto Kāliya's head and assumed the weight of the whole universe, beating him with his feet. Kāliya started vomiting blood and slowly began to die. But then Kāliya 's wives came and prayed to Krishna with joined palms, worshiping him and praying for mercy for their husband.
Kāliya recognized the greatness of Krishna and surrendered, promising he would not harass anybody again. Krishna pardoned him after performing a final dance upon his heads. After the performance, Krishna asked Kāliya to leave the river and go to Ramaṇaka island, where he promised that Kāliya would not be troubled by Garuḍa.The people who had gathered on the banks of Yamunā were terrified, beholding the water that had changed to a poison color. Krishna slowly rose up from the bottom of the river while dancing on Kāliya's head. When the people saw Krishna, everyone were happy and they danced ecstatically upon Kāliya. At last, Kāliya was pushed into where he is said to reside to this day.This event is often referred as the Kāliya Nāga Mardan.See also.References. & Ananda K.Coomaraswamy: Myths and Legends of the Hindus and Bhuddhists, Kolkata, 2001External links Wikimedia Commons has media related to.
The account of Krishna and Kaliya, as told in the Bhagavata Purana. (Full Sanskrit text online, with translation and commentary.). A comparative view of the knowledge of solar physics and biology among the modern scientists, among the ancient civilized nations, and among the early Sanskrit writers. New Kalia Scheme For Odisha Farmers 2019.