Affluent Savvy
Affluent Savvy
Photo: Keira Burton
Thereafter, it is said Krishna married Kalandi, River Yamuna-incarnate. His marriage to four maidens — Shrutakeerti, Bhadra, Madri and Hemavati is mentioned next. The river goddess, Kalindi, had begged to marry Krishna, which reflects his influence and power during the Dvapara-age.
The spiritual meaning of 444 is that you are being guided by your guardian angels. It is a sign that you are nearing the end of one phase of your...
Read More »
Research shows the optimum number of repetitions for vocabulary to go into the long-term memory of the brain is 17 repetitions. These 17...
Read More »
The simple yet scientifically proven Wealth DNA method laid out in the report allows you to effortlessly start attracting the wealth and abundance you deserve.
Learn More »Param Purusha Krishna’s multiple wives are symbolically viewed as the different forms of Prakriti, writes Dr. Asha Goswami The sources of Krishna saga contain varied accounts that speak of his multiple marriages. It is said Krishna was married to 16,100 damsels. Most of these marriages were a consequence of his military expeditions in the far-east of India, the modern Assam. Krishna’s eight other marriages are referred to in the Puranas. While most sources are silent over Krishna’s other marriages, his marriage to Rukmini, his chief queen, is cited in almost all the sources of Krishna-saga — an argument cited by many scholars to bracket him with the popular monogamists of the age like Shri Rama, Nala, Satyavan and the others. These scholars, to prove their view, quote a verse from the Mahabharata, which equates Shri Krishna with the famous monogamists of the age. It is said, Krishna carried away Rukmini moved by her deep love and desire to marry him. Later, they duly wed at Dwarka. Next, during the syamantak-gem episode Krishna is cited to have married Jambhavati and Satyabhama. Thereafter, it is said Krishna married Kalandi, River Yamuna-incarnate. His marriage to four maidens — Shrutakeerti, Bhadra, Madri and Hemavati is mentioned next. The river goddess, Kalindi, had begged to marry Krishna, which reflects his influence and power during the Dvapara-age. Philosophically interpreting Krishna’s personae, it may be stated that Lord Krishna with this bounteous grace undertook the role of a husband to all women, who looked upon him to be their guardian and saviour. At the same time, he is perceived to be the father to all the men of the world [the second role makes the first role of the Lord inevitable]. According to the Yoga system, there are sixteen thousand one hundred nerves which get united at a prime-place near the Sushmna nerve, and a Yogi has to hold full control of them for exercising and carrying out some specific Yogic sadhanas. Shri Krishna being an excellent Yogi used to inculcate such austere sadhanas by exercising full control over his body with all these nerves. He was styled as the Lord or the Swami [husband] and master of these nerves, which probably was taken to imply his wives. In the symbolic context, his so many wives also imply his immumerable Vibhutis in this world, reference to which is made in the Vibhuti — Yoga of Gita (when Krishna tells to Arjuna about this “ na asti anto me divyam vibhutanam”). Likewise, his eight chief queens including Rukmani are symbolically treated as implying three qualities of Sattva, Rajas, Tamas (in human body); the river Ganges, presiding goddess of the Himalayas, Samaveda-mantras personified, soul and the personified [Krishna] patients virtue in itself.
Attractor #1: Food What attracts cockroaches more than anything is food. Roaches need food to survive. Eliminating access to food can help...
Read More »
But if you ask enough people, you start to see which numbers emerge as consensus favorites across the population. Math blogger Alex Bellos recently...
Read More »
The simple yet scientifically proven Wealth DNA method laid out in the report allows you to effortlessly start attracting the wealth and abundance you deserve.
Learn More »Mythological, the multiple wives of Krishna represent the Apsaras of Heaven in their former lives with as well as the multiple incarnation of goddess Lakshmi. The Apsaras assumed their next birth on earth to attain Lord Krishna as their sole husband. Besides, Param Purusha Krishna’s multiple wives are also symbolically viewed as the different forms of Prakriti. In this context, the relation between Param Purusha and Prakriti corresponds to that between husband and wife. So, Krishna, the god has sixteen thousand one hundred eight forms of Prakriti as his wives. Likewise, his eight chief queens are symbolically represent major energies of Prakriti known as Mula (primary) Prakriti, namely — Tattva, Mahat, Ahamkara, Akasha, Vayu, Tejas, Apas and Prithvi. The writer, a noted Indologist and authority on Krishnaite Studies, was a regular contributor to Agenda, The Pioneer. We recently lost her to the pandemic. Her presence in the form of writings will be missed
By following a few basic Vastu Shastra recommendations, homeowners may effectively raise their level of living, financial stability, tranquilly,...
Read More »
Invest with a robo-advisor. ... Invest with a broker. ... Do a 401(k) swap. ... Invest in real estate. ... Put the money in a savings account. ......
Read More »
The simple yet scientifically proven Wealth DNA method laid out in the report allows you to effortlessly start attracting the wealth and abundance you deserve.
Learn More »
1, 2022. Bitcoin (BTC) Bitcoin has been around for the longest of any cryptocurrency. ... Ethereum (ETH) ... Binance Coin (BNB) ... Cardano (ADA)...
Read More »
The simple yet scientifically proven Wealth DNA method laid out in the report allows you to effortlessly start attracting the wealth and abundance you deserve.
Learn More »
Here are five ways to nourish your self-esteem when it is low: Use positive affirmations correctly. ... Identify your competencies and develop...
Read More »