He Who Has Krishna Lacks Nothing: A Message Of Faith, Surrender And Divine Protection
He who hath Krishna lacks nothing: for Krishna alone sufficeth! Krishna takes upon Himself the burden of His devotees Yes, he who hath Krishna lacks nothing: for Krishna alone sufficeth! Krishna takes upon Himself the burden of His devotees. In periods of crisis, in time of suffering and distress, He runs to their rescue, but on one condition, that they surrender themselves fully, completely,…
He who has Krishna has everything. Krishna alone is sufficient for His devotees. In times of trouble and suffering, Krishna comes to their aid, but only if they surrender fully and completely to Him. Surrender means acknowledging that one is insignificant and Krishna is all-powerful. It means realizing that without Krishna, one is nothing, and the world, however powerful it may seem, is also nothing.
Arjuna and Duryodhana both sought Krishna's help in battle, and Krishna offered to assist them. Arjuna chose to take only Krishna, while Duryodhana requested the entire army of Dwarka. Arjuna, realizing that Krishna alone was enough, won the war. Those who firmly hold onto Krishna in faith and love never lose His protection. He nurtures them with the love of a mother.
Krishna is the living embodiment of all that is good. September 4th is celebrated as Janamashtami, commemorating Krishna's birthday.
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