Krishna

Krishna

It is believed that Lord Krishna possesses these arts. After slaying of Kamsa and the thread ceremony, Krishna and Balrama went to the ashram of Guru Sandipani in the city of Avanti (Ujjain).There within a span of 64 days, Krishna learnt fourteen types of sciences (vidyas) and sixty-four arts (kalas).

Lord Krishna holds superficially an ordinary flute in most Hindu scriptural appearance.

Now it is up to the devotees to interpret the meaning of flute with their own view. Even the flute of Lord Krishna is full of all the Kalas and is a symbol of love. In his entire life, lord Krishna only once raised a weapon, that to in the form of wheel during the battle of Mahabharata, to protect the vow of Pitamaha Bheeshma. Otherwise, only the flute was everything for him. Like a magic stick the flute accompanied Lord Krishna all through

Krishna is Bhagawan

Bhagawan is described as one having bhaga or majesty. The bhaga or majesty is described as six-fold –

1.    omnipotence,
2. ·       virtue,
3. ·       glory,
4. ·       beauty,
5. ·       omniscience and
6. ·       non-affectedness

      The full manifestation of all these six excellences is called bhaga. He who is distinguished by these excellences is the Bhagawan. For the Vaishnava Puranas – and the Bhagavata is one such – Mahavishnu, including all his emanations and incarnations, is the Bhagawan..