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Sri Krishna allowing mother Yashoda to bind him in Gokula

Gokula: Sri Krishna allowing mother Yashoda to bind him:

(Srimad Bhagavatam - Skanda 10 - 9)

Sri Krishna allows mother Yashoda to bind himMeditation: I meditate on Sri Krishna allowing mother Yashoda to bind him to a mortar.

Sri Krishna allowing mother Yashoda to bind Him: One day Sri Krishna broke a pot, stole the butter and shared it with monkeys. Mother Yashoda caught Him and tried to tie Him with a rope. However, even after joining many ropes the length of the rope always fell short by two fingers. Finally, when mother Yashoda became tired, Sri Krishna allowed her to tie Him to a mortar.

Sri Krishna allowed mother Yashoda to bind him Mahavan Ukhal Bandhan Ashram Mahavan Ukhal Bandhan Ashram Mahavan Ukhal Bandhan AshramGokul - Mahavan Ukhal Bandhan Ashram
(Mathura district, Uttar Pradesh)

The Ukhal Bandhan Ashram at Mahavan (Old Gokul) is identified with the place where Sri Krishna was tied by mother Yashoda to a Ukhal (Mortar). Sri Krishna also liberated Nalakuvara and Manigriva in this place. So this is also known as Yamalarjuna Uddhar Sthal.

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