II SaurabhRaajJain/ArisudhanaKrishna-destroyer of enemies AT#7II - Page 4

Originally posted by: princessofkesar

subhdra is shooting means they must be shooting for subhdra haran

Originally posted by: mythili2

so full dwaraka scenes n m more interested to see Krishna arjun scenes than haran 😆
I want a Krishna n rukmini scene too..hope we get one 😉

Originally posted by: Sukanya_Datta

Found this online:

THE MAN WHO CURSED KRISHNA
There was a sage called Uttanka. He was so pure that only a wafer thin veil of ignorance separated him from merging with God.

Once, he was wandering in the desert plains when he met Krishna, who was on the way back to Dwaraka after the war. Uttanka was sure that someone as influential as Krishna would have definitely prevented a war and established unshakeable brotherhood.

The sage's fervent optimism was shattered when Krishna said that his attempts had failed and most had died in the bloodiest war ever. In his fury, he cursed Krishna. He mourned and wept bitterly for humanity. He called Krishna a hypocrite, who was capable - and yet did nothing.

After all, was bloodshed and Dharma greater than forgiveness and brotherhood?

Krishna earnestly explained how absolutely nothing worked - including piteous pleading for peace, graphic descriptions of post war horrors, and even reducing the Pandava's demands to merely five villages. Why - even revealing his cosmic form and proving his divinity did not change the Kauravas' minds.

Uttanka was still unconvinced. Finally Krishna emotionally overwhelmed him with his cosmic form, and offered him a boon. The pure and shaken sage, who first politely refused, finally asked for water whenever he needed it.

Later on, Uttanka was afflicted by thirst, and he remembered the Lord's boon. Immediately a "chandala", the lowest human form, foul smelling and filth covered, appeared before him and lovingly offered him water. The old Brahmin knew very well Krishna was behind this. However, though parched, he only felt repulsion, and could not bring himself to take the water from this man. He felt anger at Krishna for his trickery and betrayal.

As these feelings of offense coursed through Uttanka's heart, the chandala disappeared and Krishna stood smiling. What he told Uttanka, is a message to each and every one of us.

In his infinite love, Krishna said he wanted to give Uttanka more than he had asked for. The Chandala was none other than Indra, and the liquid nothing less than nectar. However, Uttanka could not see the loving gesture behind the ugly flesh. He could not reach beyond the difference in form and behold the identical nature of the perfect soul. Even when God offered the nectar of bliss, he could not see Him in the offering because of his own prejudices.

And he wept over "brotherhood" and "dharma"? Krishna asked him, if an evolved sage like Uttanka could not see the chandala as an equal soul, how could he expect God to force universal brotherhood onto the lesser wise souls?

Uttanka had refused God's invitation to joy and universal brotherhood. He had wasted a rare opportunity that comes only with the grace of God. Exactly as the Kauravas had done.

God is helpless if His willingness to bless is not met with the readiness to receive.

This is what we do even today. Every moment, God speaks through our conscience and inner voice. Whether we listen, or ignore, is not God's choice, but ours.
Champa

Originally posted by: mythili2

woww great which channel..I want to watch it :D