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Life Lessons From Krishna
Krishna was one of the most influential figures in human history. Certainly, he was one of the most influential figures in India. Through his stories and teachings, Indian spirituality took a stronger tone of devotion and love.
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Life Lessons From Krishna
Krishna was one of the most influential figures in human history. Certainly, he was one of the most influential figures in India. Through his stories and teachings, Indian spirituality took a stronger tone of devotion and love.
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At the heart of it, his teachings were simple and easy to grasp- which is perhaps why they’re still so popular today.
1) Everything happens for a reason
Krishna described again and again that the creator of the world is always watching us- hence you don’t need to waste
At the heart of it, his teachings were simple and easy to grasp- which is perhaps why they’re still so popular today.
1) Everything happens for a reason
Krishna described again and again that the creator of the world is always watching us- hence you don’t need to waste
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your time lamenting over the past or getting overly anxious about the future. Instead, keep your mind in the moment and what you wish to achieve.
2) Value love
Since god is unconditional love, to love others is to serve god in some way. Krishna exemplified this by loving
your time lamenting over the past or getting overly anxious about the future. Instead, keep your mind in the moment and what you wish to achieve.
2) Value love
Since god is unconditional love, to love others is to serve god in some way. Krishna exemplified this by loving
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everyone (including animals) with a childlike simplicity. He neither expected anything in return, nor held animosity towards them when they didn’t give back. He just gave of himself.
3) Be non-judgmental
In God’s eyes, everything is equal. The smallest of the small, and
everyone (including animals) with a childlike simplicity. He neither expected anything in return, nor held animosity towards them when they didn’t give back. He just gave of himself.
3) Be non-judgmental
In God’s eyes, everything is equal. The smallest of the small, and
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biggest of the big are all the same. Krishna would graciously listen to a child’s advice just as he would to a royal adviser. To him, they both held the same spark of divinity within.
4) Believe in yourself, believe in god -
We are all a reflection of the divine spark.
biggest of the big are all the same. Krishna would graciously listen to a child’s advice just as he would to a royal adviser. To him, they both held the same spark of divinity within.
4) Believe in yourself, believe in god -
We are all a reflection of the divine spark.
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And if that’s true, it means each of us has the ability to tap into that unlimited power. Krishna taught others to believe in themselves because by extension it means believing in the divine power within you.
5) Find your dharma
Dharma is the duty to which we are all bound;
And if that’s true, it means each of us has the ability to tap into that unlimited power. Krishna taught others to believe in themselves because by extension it means believing in the divine power within you.
5) Find your dharma
Dharma is the duty to which we are all bound;
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it’s the purpose for living. By finding your purpose and working towards it daily, your entire life becomes filled with a sense of direction.
6) Nothing really belongs to you
The truth is that everything we see, hear, and touch never stays in our life forever.
it’s the purpose for living. By finding your purpose and working towards it daily, your entire life becomes filled with a sense of direction.
6) Nothing really belongs to you
The truth is that everything we see, hear, and touch never stays in our life forever.
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It always disappears. Nothing is permanent, except for that connection with the divine. Krishna taught that “Whatever you took, you took from God. Whatever you gave, you gave to him. You came empty handed, you will leave empty-handed.”
#lordkrishna
#SaturdayVibes #Krishna
It always disappears. Nothing is permanent, except for that connection with the divine. Krishna taught that “Whatever you took, you took from God. Whatever you gave, you gave to him. You came empty handed, you will leave empty-handed.”
#lordkrishna
#SaturdayVibes #Krishna
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