Krishna is a cosmic musician, and the tune he creates by playing his transcendental flute is embodied with cosmic energy. As Krishna’s divine flute calls at any time of the day or night ...

The story of Krishna playing the flute comes to us from the Bhagavata Purana. It was written in the 10th century, a thousand years after the Mahabharata. For all talk of the 5,000-year-old ...

The Antarnad finally leads us to the discovery of the self. There is significance of the flute and the peacock feather that Krishna wears. According to Sufi Inayat Khan, “Krishna is pictured in ...

Gujarati's semi-mythological drama 'Shyam Dhun Lagi Re' has been captivating audiences across the country with its powerful portrayal of devotion and faith. The show, which follows the spiritual ...

Krishna made a beautiful flute out of it. And this flute was with Krishna all the time.Even the Gopis were jealous of the flute. They said, “Look, Krishna is our Lord, but yet we get to spend ...

In Krishna’s avatar, the Lord fulfilled His love for music with a most melodious instrument — a flute. Every day little Krishna would set out from home with His flute tucked in at His waist.

Lord Krishna had a deep affection for the flute from a young age. To understand why he broke his flute, Bhopal-based astrologer and Vastu consultant Pandit Hitendra Kumar Sharma provides insight.

BANGALORE: The bamboo flute is an elaborate metaphor associated with god Krishna. The literature about Krishna's flute embodies many philosophical ideals: the quest for self-knowledge, personal ...

The semi-mythological drama 'Shyam Dhun Lagi Re' mesmerizes audiences with ... Narsinh is unable to write his bhajans until Lord Krishna intervenes, showing divine love. Krishna Bharadwaj, who ...