Who can defeat krishna

By Mrinalini Manda Krishna is the eighth avatar of Vishnu, appearing on earth to restore peace to a disturbed world. In this mortal avatar, he started out as a compassionate yet mischievous cowherd, eventually overthrowing the evil Kamsa and reinstating Kamsa’s father and his grandfather Ugrasena on the throne of Mathura. Krishna started serving his life’s purpose of restoring the balance between good and evil, right from the day he was born. During his time here, there were many demonic enemies he had to take on. Here’s a list of five such powerful beings who faced their end at the hands of the flute-playing divinity. The Witch Illustration: Dilip Kadam Putana was a powerful witch who took great joy in killing children. One day, Putana entered Krishna’s house in Gokula as a beautiful damsel. She was so pretty that no one questioned her when she entered the house. Upon entering, she found baby Krishna lying on a small bed. She picked Krishna up, placed him on her lap and began to suckle him. She hoped Krishna would die sucking on the poison she has applied on her breasts. However, Krishna bit her so hard that he sucked the life out of her. Putana fell on the ground and started shrieking in pain, soon reverting to her original avatar. The vibrations created from Putana’s screaming made people think that thunderbolts were falling from Putana’s fallen body. The gopis saw Krishna and immediately handed him over to his mother, Yashoda. The news of Krishna’s trick soon spread li...

Table of Contents • • • • While Shiva is so widely worshipped,the one vice that really brings down his place among supreme beings is his anger and rage. Not much stories on OM,but safe to say the bhagavad gita equates krishna with the parabrahman,the manifestation of om. Therefore, Krishna=om is the supreme. Did Krishna defeated Shiva? Seeing that Bana summoned his mother like presiding deity, who came as Kotara (or Kotari), a nude women with dishevelled hair and fought with Krishna. Meanwhile Bana fled away, Shiva regained consciousness. Shiva summoned his goblin assistant – Trisira(three headed) Jvara(fever). Krishna successfully defeated him. Does Krishna worship Shiva? Lord Krishna worshipped Lord Shiva in four instances as per Mahabharata and Harivamsa. Lord Krishna wished to defeat Indra in a battle and bring the Parijata tree from Indra loka to his palace in Dwarka. He worshipped Lord Shiva in Mount Mainaka for the benedictions of victory. Who can defeat Krishna? The legend goes like this: Jarasandha, Kansa’s father-in-law, and the ruler of Magadha attacks Mathura seventeen times but is beaten by Krishna every time. Jarasandha unable to defeat Krishna on his own made an alliance with Kālayavana. Who is stronger than Shiva? but lord Vishnu and lord Shiva eternally exists but lord Brahma does not. if you will read Brahma samhita you’ll find that these three are not most powerful. lord Krishna is above them and most powerful. Which god can defeat Krishna? Jarasandha un...

Lord Vishnu chased them to the netherworld. When he saw the beautiful damsels, he was enamored by their beauty. He began to indulge in sexual dalliance with those women of exquisite beauty. From these relationships, Lord Vishnu begot some sons from them who were brave and experts in many kinds of warfare. These sons of Lord Vishnu wrought great havoc in both heaven and earth. Gods got worried because of this and approached Lord Brahma for a solution. Lord Brahma took them to Lord Shiva, and they requested Lord Shiva to stop Lord Vishnu’s sons from harassing the three worlds. Therefore, Lord Shiva took the form of a divine bull. The bellowing bull entered the netherworld and shouted terribly. The cities and towns in the netherworld crumbled at this sound. Then the sons of Lord Vishnu, proud of their powers, attacked the bull. The bull kicked them with his hooves and tore them apart with his horns. When Lord Vishnu came to know about the death of his sons, he became furious. He was deluded and could not recognize Lord Shiva in the form of the bull. He attacked the bull with arrows and missiles. The bull stood like a mountain and caught hold of the arrows and missiles. Then he leaped up suddenly and kicked Lord Vishnu. The bull then tore him with his horns. After this onslaught, Lord Vishnu was freed from the delusion and recognized Lord Shiva. He apologized to him for his misbehavior and returned to Vaikuntha. Charpatinath Defeats Lord Vishnu: Once Lord One of the soldiers i...

Brahma is the first god in the Hindu triumvirate, or trimurti. The triumvirate consists of three gods who are responsible for the creation, upkeep and destruction of the world. The other two gods are Vishnu and Shiva. Vishnu is the preserver of the universe, while Shiva's role is to destroy it in order to re-create. From Shiva's left body came Vishnu and from Vishnu came Brahma. Vishnu Purāna attributes Vishnu first came to being and then from his navel sprout a lotus bearing Brahma in it and from his left body came Shiva. Shakti/Devi Pūran attributes Bhuvaneshwaridevi first came to being from whom the three gods were born. Kali and Shiva Kali is Shiva's shakti (power), and he could not act without her assistance. Where Parvati soothes Shiva, Kali ignites him, provoking him to do wild deeds. On the other hand, Shiva is the one to soothe Kali's ferocity. Hindu myth offers multiple examples of Shiva calming Kali's destruction. Hindu cosmology …in the beginning the god Narayana (identified with Vishnu) floated on the snake Ananta (“Endless”) on the primeval waters. From Narayana's navel grew a lotus, in which the god Brahma was born reciting the four Vedas with his four mouths and creating the “Egg of Brahma,” which contains all the… Lord Ram was commanding an army of 'Monkeys' who were not professional warriors and had no idea how to plan large-scale battles, so they were always searching for guidance. Lord Krishna, on the other hand, was leading Arjuna, who was one of the g...

Who Killed Krishna? Reason Behind Lord Krishna’s Death After the great war of Kurukshetra which nearly destroyed humankind and humanity alike. The war has come to end, Pandavas were not enjoying their win instead were very sad at the destruction that war has caused. After the war, Pandavas and Krishna walk to Gandhari and Dhritarashtra to offer their respect and apologies. Gandhari was extremely angry that she ignored the Pandavas and came directly to Lord Krishna and shouted at him. Whether or not he should have to stop this war with the divine will and power. She also added that in spite of praying him daily, he did not keep her 100 sons safe. With the anger, she cursed Krishna that he will die in 36 years from now, may Dwarka be flooded and may all your Yadav’ die out killing each other. This became the reason for the Death of Lord Krishna and the destruction of the Yadav’s. How did Krishna die? Krishna started thinking about the ways and means to leave this body. He remembered the words of Rishi Durvasa. Once, as per the wish of saint Durvasa, he applied Payasam, a liquid food prepared with milk, sugar, and rice throughout his body. He could not apply is legs as his legs were resting on the ground. Durvasa observed it and said: “Krishna! You have not applied Payasam to my foot. Your death is in your foot.” Krishna laid down under a tree and went into Yoga Samadhi (dhyana or meditation). At that time a hunter Jara enters the forest. Who Killed Krishna? Jara the hunter w...

Published on October 5th, 2021 | by HDG A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada | 94 Kali Yuga, The Problems and the Solution The age of Kali is the most condemned age due to its quarrelsome features. Kali-yuga is so saturated with vicious habits that there is a great fight at the slightest misunderstanding. Those who are engaged in the pure devotional service of the Lord, who are without any desire for self-aggrandizement and who are freed from the effects of fruitive actions and dry philosophical speculations are capable of getting out of the The leaders of the people are very much anxious to live in peace and friendship, but they have no information of the simple method of hearing the glories of the Lord. On the contrary, such leaders are opposed to the propagation of the glories of the Lord. In other words, the foolish leaders want to completely deny the existence of the Lord. In the name of secular state, such leaders are enacting various plans every year. But by the insurmountable intricacies of the material nature of the Lord, all these plans for progress are being constantly frustrated. They have no eyes to see that their attempts at peace and friendship are failing. But here is the hint to get over the hurdle. If we want actual peace, we must open the road to understanding of the Supreme Lord Krsna and glorify Him for His virtuous activities as they are depicted in the pages of In this age of Kali the propensity for mercy is almost nil. Consequently there is always fi...

Krishna is considered by many as the hero of the Krishna is raised in a cowherd settlement in Vrindavan for the first fifteen years of his life. Later, along with Balarama, he founds the seashore city of Dwaraka and builds a kingdom for the Yadavas – named Anarta. He enters the In this post, we will answer the question: Can Krishna defeat On two occasions during the Read on to discover more about whether or not Krishna can defeat Bhishma. (For answers to all Krishna-related questions, see Krishna: 36 Questions about the Mahabharata Hero Answered.) Table of Contents • • • • • • • An Incarnation of Vishnu Krishna, in the Mahabharata, is considered the incarnation of Vishnu. During Yudhishthir’s Rajasuya, Bhishma describes Krishna as all-powerful, all-seeing, and all-moving – and therefore deserving of the honour that the Pandavas give him. As such, Krishna is powerful enough to defeat the entire army of the Kurus in the blink of an eye – including Bhishma. Since he is the creator, protector and destroyer of the universe, since he is the universe, he is of course powerful enough to defeat or even kill Bhishma if he wishes. However, if we view this claim of an all-powerful Krishna with scepticism and insist on looking at evidence alone, Bhishma is no pushover. Even at hundred years old during the Kurukshetra war, he leads Duryodhana’s army with distinction, and during his ten days at the helm, wreaks much havoc. Son of Ganga From the point of view of pedigree alone, Bhishma is...