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Sri Krishna humbling Lord Brahma in Vrindavana

Vrindavana: Sri Krishna humbling Lord Brahma:

(Srimad Bhagavatam - Skanda 10 - 13 to 14)

Sri Krishna humbling Lord BrahmaMeditation: I meditate on Sri Krishna humbling Lord Brahma when he decided to test Him.

Sri Krishna humbling Lord Brahma: Sri Krishna humbled Lord Brahma when he decided to test Him. Brahma hid all the calves and cowherd boys of Vrindavana. Sri Krishna understood this play of Brahma and created exactly similar calves and cowherd boys from Himself. Since the calves and cowherd boys were created from the essence of Krishna, the cowherd men and women of Vrindavana felt a special attraction for them. After one year, Lord Brahma was surprised to see the same calves and cowherd boys in Vrindavana which he himself had hidden. Brahma was bewildered and unable to understand. Sri Krishna lifted the veil from within him and showed that all were parts of Him. Brahma was humbled. He fell at the feet of Krishna and eulogised Him as the Supreme Lord.

- Vrindavan (Yamuna) (Mathura district, Uttar Pradesh)

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