16 Kalas of Krishna

THE SIXTEEN KALAS of Krishna

 1) Anna Maya (with cereals)

 2) Pranamaya (with breath)

 3) Mano Maya (with mind)

 4) Vigyanamaya (with knowledge)

 5) Anandamaya (with joy)

 6) Atishayini, (With Peace)

 7) Viparinabhimi (With Love)

 8) Sankramini. (With Creator)

 9) Prabhvi. (Able to do seemingly impossible task)

10) Kunthini,

11) Vikasini, (Great)

12) Maryadini, (Highly respected or with etiquette)

13) Sanhaladini, (Cheering, a source of happiness)

14) Ahladini, (Causing joy or delight)

15) Paripurna (Complete knowledge of all forms of awakening)

16) Swarupavasthit: (swarup + awasthith = established in his real self)

• ·       The first five Kalas are present in every human being.
• ·       With little effort, humans can perfect in three more kalas – 6 ,7 and 8
• ·       Anybody who has the ninth Kala (Prabhvi) besides the first five natural Kalas and next three perfected Kalas, becomes the god.  As per scriptures, the ninth kalas Prabhvi means: KARTUM AKARTUM, which is able to do seemingly impossible tasks. Lord Narasinh is an example of this ninth Kala. Lord Narasinh has an altogether different appearance. He had a body of human and head of a lion. He appeared from a stone pillar that demon Hiranyakashipu had broken with a blow of his mace. It is not possible for an ordinary human being, only a God, having the ninth Kala Prabhvi, can do this.
• ·       Among all these incarnations, only Bhagawan Krishna is full of all the sixteen Kalas.

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