151 Episodes Of Lord Krishna

Lord Krishna was very sad and sat under a tree to meditate. A hunter, passing by, saw his yellow clothes and mistook him to be a deer. He shot an arrow made from the iron rod. The arrow entered the sole of Krishna’s feet. Finally, Krishna left for His heavenly abode. Arjun came to Dwarka, […]

Gandhari’s curse started taking form. As a last resort to save His Dynasty, Lord Krishna prohibited liquor in the city of Dwarka. In the thirty-sixth year after Mahabharata war, the Yadavas went on a picnic and became drunk. There was a fight between Krishna’s sons, Kritavarma and Satyaki. Soon, all the Yadavas took sides. They

After Yudhishthira was crowned as the king of Hastinapur, Lord Krishna went back to Dwarka. His clan, the Yadavas, lived in eternal happiness in Dwarka so much so that they forgot good conduct, morals and the importance of discipline and humility. Once when Sage Vishwamitra and Sage Narada came to visit Lord Krishna and Balarama,

The great Mahabharata war had come to an end and the battle ground was strewn with dead bodies. The war resulted in the death of all the hundred sons of King Dhritrashtra and Gandhari. When Lord Krishna visited Gandhari to offer his condolences, she cursed Him in a fit of rage and sorrow. She said,

Duryodhan was finally found hiding inside a tank. Duryodhan could not have been beaten in a straight mace fight but Bheem still challenged him. Their great fight went on for many hours. Duryodhan’s entire body except his pelvic area was protected with his mother Gandhari’s power. So, Lord Krishna told Bheem to hit Duryodhan on

In desperation, Duryodhan asked Karna to stop Ghatotkach. Karna had to use the divine weapon given by Indra and killed Ghatotkach. Seeing this, Bheem said angrily, “Krishna, my son is dead and you are laughing.” Lord Krishna said, “From the day this war started, I have been keeping Arjun away from Karna. I am laughing

Lord Krishna revealed a secret to the Pandavas to win against Drona. “Drona has vowed that he would stop fighting if his only son, Ashwatthama, was killed!” The following day, Bheem acted promptly according to Lord Krishna’s plan. He killed an elephant with the name Ashwatthama. Then, Yudhishthira informed Drona that Ashwatthama was dead without

Drona became the chief of the Kaurav army after Bhishma. He planned a war trap called Chakravyuha and made Jaidrath the leader of it. Only Arjun knew how to break this trap but Drona made sure that Arjun was nowhere near by. As the Chakravyuha moved towards the Pandava army, it crushed them on its

Kunti went to meet Karna to reveal his true identity. However, he refused to join the Pandavas, saying, “I have already refused to Lord Krishna before. Anyway, it is too late to do that as I am a close friend of Duryodhan. However, I promise you that I will not kill any of the Pandavas

Karna was given the Kavach and Kundalas at his birth for protection by his father, the Sun-god. The Kavach was embedded into his chest, making it impossible to hurt him with arrows. The Kundalas protected his ear’s cartilage from attacks. Together, they made Karna immortal as there was no other way to kill him. Indra,

The blind king, Dhritrashtra, was eager to know the happenings of the Mahabharata war. Sanjaya was Dhritrashtra’s advisor and charioteer. The great sage, Vyas, had granted him the divine ability of seeing events from a distance. So, he narrated the daily events of the war for Dhritrashtra. Sanjaya was the first one who narrated the

Seeing despondent Arjun, Lord Krishna blessed him with the divine vision to enable him see the cosmic dimension (Vishva/Virat roopa) of the Lord. Lord Krishna said, “Arjun, attachment to anyone is an obstruction in the path of spiritual progress. My own detachment with my parents, foster parents, brother and soul mate is an example of

During the Kurukshetra war, Arjun refused to take up arms against the Kauravas. Though he was a brave warrior yet he was confused with a moral dilemma about fighting against his own family. Arjun expressed his hesitation about fighting against the people who had raised, nurtured and taught him. He meant his grandfather, Bhishma and

Bhishma ran out of his tent to meet Lord Krishna. He asked the guard about a servant. The guard proudly said, “I kicked him and did not let him come in.” Bhishma thought, ‘You fool! You have no idea whom you have kicked!’ Seeing Lord Krishna disguised as a servant, Bhishma went to Him and

As per Duryodhan’s plan, it was a win-win situation for him. Either the Pandavas would be eliminated for good or his dearest friend, Karna, would take charge of the Kaurava army. No one knew about Bhishma’s vow except Lord Krishna. He explained everything to Pandavas’ wife, Draupadi, and worked out a plan with her. Krishna