151 Episodes Of Lord Krishna

One night, Lord Krishna and Balarama went to their favourite spot on the banks of the Yamuna. While Krishna played the flute, His friends, the gopis and even the cows ran to the banks of the river. As they all danced around Lord Krishna, a demon named Sankhachuda happened to be passing by. He was […]

Lord Krishna, Radha and the gopis would regularly perform the Raas Leela, a joyous dance to lively music. The gopis would form a huge circle and perform Dandiya Raas. They would dance in rhythm, holding small wooden sticks in hands. Radha and Krishna danced in the centre, lost in deep love for each other. Radha’s

On the night of Shivaratri, the people of Vrindavan were resting in the Ambikavan Forest. At midnight, a python slithered up to Nanda and began devouring him. Nanda cried out, “Krishna! This python is swallowing me! Please save me!” Hearing this, all the men began beating the python with blazing logs of fire but it

After Lord Krishna had humbled Lord Indra, a divine cow named Kamadhenu came to meet Him from Devalok, the abode of the gods. Kamadhenu had divine powers and she could grant any wish. She said to Krishna, “You are protecting all the cows who are my children. To us, You are the Lord of lords.

One day, while Lord Krishna and His friends were playing while grazing, their cattle wandered into the deep forest. Soon, they started searching everywhere for the cattle but could not find them. Krishna played His magic flute. Usually, the cows came running at the sound of the flute, but that day, they did not come.

When Lord Krishna killed evil demon Baka, flower petals were showered on Him from the skies as the gods celebrated the death of a monstrous entity. To signal the victory of good over evil, shankhas (conch-shells) were blown. The sound of celebratory bugles and drums resounded in the skies. Beautiful melodies sung by the apsaras

As Lord Krishna entered Bakasura’s throat, Bakasura felt pain and a fiery sensation. He struggled to breathe. As everyone watched in awe, Krishna opened the beaks of Bakasura and ripped him apart. The cowherds cheered and Balarama cried in joy, “My brother is safe. Praise be to the Heavens.” However, Bakasura gathered the little strength

One day, the friend of evil Kansa, Baka, an evil demon, decided to attack Lord Krishna. He took the form of a massive creature and reached Vrindavan. There, all the cowherds were drinking water from the banks of River Yamuna as their calves were being watered. Just then, they saw Bakasura, a crane-like animal, which

“Brother, don’t look now but there is an evil demon in our herd that has changed himself into a calf. But we can catch him if we are clever,” Lord Krishna said to Balarama. Both of them planned a simple course of action to catch the cunning demon. Then, the brothers sneaked up on the

Once, a demon named Vatsa was encouraged by evil Kansa to attack Lord Krishna. “Who can withstand my power? If I kill Lord Krishna, the demon world will sing my praises,” thundered Vatsasura. Thus, he went to Vrindavan and observed Lord Krishna’s activities carefully. ‘I can easily trick this boy and His brother by turning

As they grew older, Nanda decided to give Lord Krishna and Balarama some responsibilities. In their village, young cowherds were given the responsibility of taking care of calves. So, Nanda gave the two brothers charge of the calves. “You must take care that the little calves are well fed and remain safe at all times,”

One day, when the gopis were bathing in the river, Lord Krishna crept up quietly on the banks of the river and stole their clothes. He then climbed up a nearby tree and placed the heap of clothes on a high branch. The gopis had been too busy to notice Krishna, so they did not

As Lord Krishna grew older, He remained very close to Radha. All the gopis, who gathered around Him and played with Him, complained, “He is always talking to Radha. Why doesn’t He talk to us all the time instead?” A gopi sighed and said, “I would give anything to be Radha.” As much as He

One day, Nanda, the Chief of the cowherds, received an invitation from Vrishbhanu to visit his family. Nanda along with wife Yashoda and Lord Krishna went to visit them. Vrishbhanu had been King Suchandra in his previous life. As a King, Vrishbhanu and his wife, Kalavati, had received a boon from Lord Brahma that a

Lord Indra realised the truth of Lord Krishna’s descent on Earth. He thought, ‘Oh, what a fool I have been! Lord Krishna is a divine being with miraculous powers. I challenged the Supreme Lord in my blind pride and jealousy.’ Coming down to Earth, he bowed before Lord Krishna and sought forgiveness. He praised Him