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Do you know why Krishna stole butter from milkmaids?
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Asked by Gosht Singh,
16 Jan 02:51 pm
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People have good reason/explanation for whatever Sri.Krishna did!
Answered by dinkar shetty, 16 Jan 02:57 pm
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It is an act to show that Lord Krishna Steals our Heart.
Behind Krishna's stealing there is a tremendous appetite. But Krishna isn't hungry because he's poor, he's got plenty. So why steal and lie? Because the abundance that Krishna symbolizes is the abundance of the timeless, invisible world that supports and constantly replenishes the visible. Everything, he reminds us,is arising and falling, arising and falling, from this unseen realm.This is one of the lessons of the Trickster, who makes our world.
Answered by anantharaman, 16 Jan 05:26 pm
Behind Krishna's stealing there is a tremendous appetite. But Krishna isn't hungry because he's poor, he's got plenty. So why steal and lie? Because the abundance that Krishna symbolizes is the abundance of the timeless, invisible world that supports and constantly replenishes the visible. Everything, he reminds us,is arising and falling, arising and falling, from this unseen realm.This is one of the lessons of the Trickster, who makes our world.
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Dear God played & interact with all equally mother called Krishna leela.
Answered by Vasudevan Govindarao, 16 Jan 03:15 pm
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The butter indicates the extra stored money of the cowherds. You are expected to take money from this world, which is required for your minimum needs. This entire world is the money of the Lord. But you are
earning extra and storing it for your future generations due to greediness. You must donate that extra money to the Lord who is in the human form and He will distribute it to His devotees for their upliftment. If you are not doing this, the Lord will steal your money, which is actually His own money. Butter is the
fruit of their work, which is money.
Answered by Psycho, 16 Jan 03:12 pm
earning extra and storing it for your future generations due to greediness. You must donate that extra money to the Lord who is in the human form and He will distribute it to His devotees for their upliftment. If you are not doing this, the Lord will steal your money, which is actually His own money. Butter is the
fruit of their work, which is money.
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So what else did you expect Lord Krishna to steal from Milkmaids apart from butter ... ???? !!!
He was gentle on milkmaids.
Answered by Manoj M, 16 Jan 03:08 pm
He was gentle on milkmaids.
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Everything he did is symbolic - Makhan as pain, sorrows & hardship as soon as he stole it from them, they enjoyed like anything
Answered by Uncommon Freind, 16 Jan 03:03 pm
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To make the milkmaids happy.HE was born to entertain the milkmaids.
Answered by Damodar Biswal, 16 Jan 03:01 pm
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