35" Krishna Jhula swing

35" Krishna Jhula swingKrishna is always depicted as the Blue God. It means that the body is so transparent almost as if it was not there. Whatever is infinity is represented by blue. The sky is blue and so is the ocean. Krishna always stand with one foot firmly on the ground the other foot crossed over as though it is touching but not really touching. It is elsewhere. This is called tribhangy pose, implying perfect balance. He holds the flute in his hands with a smile on

according to the Mahabharata

speech and serenity

and the sustainer of the world created by Brahma as well as the law of the Vedas

Riddhi (prosperity) personified as goddesses who marries Lord Ganesha

The right tusk represents wisdom and the left tusk conveys the idea that one must conquer emotions with wisdom to attain perfection

He has 108 names in Sanskrit

According to Lord Krishna human has four aims called purusharthas to achieve “Dharma’ related to one’s duty

Many people worship Lakshmiji especially on Diwali

His huge belly represents whole cosmos

The holed flute represents our bodies into which means he is giving us life the “prana shakti”

After Lord Brahma created the cosmic universe

bow and arrow