Lord krishna on snake

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Kaliya and Krishna

Krishna Kaliya daman( mardan) Shri krishna Dance on kaliya naag (snake)

Land of snakes

Krishna

Bakasur vadh!

Once a huge black serpent came to Vrindavan and started living in the river Yamuna. Because of his presence, the water of the river turned poisonous. People of Vrindavan were leading a miserable life when Lord Krishna decided to fight the snake. Soon the snake was defeated and Lord Krishna asked the snake to leave Vrindavan and never come back. Moral – Good always wins over the Evil.

Krishna dances on the hoods of the giant snake, Kaliya while Kaliya's wives beg for mercy

‘Rishi Singri cursed King Parikshit for disrespecting his father, but when Rishi Angeras awakened from his tapas, he chided Singri for his mistake, for King Parikshit may have disrespected him, but he was a very good King’. #GitaStories

Lord Krishna with Kalia Snake | Hindu Religion Mythology Art God Vintage India Kalyan Print

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Aghasura, the giant snake demon was actually the younger brother of the demons Putana and Bakasura. #MondayQuiz