Krishna's Dance on Kaliya Naag
In this enchanting tale from Krishna's childhood, witness how he gracefully danced on the hood of Kaliya Naag, showcasing his unique divine powers. This story is a symbol of his joyous innocence and majestic benevolence.
Transcript
00:00One day, the children of Gokul and the Gopis gathered by the banks of Yamuna to play.
00:06Krishna, among them, joined in the rasa-lila, a playful dance. Suddenly, the river stirred,
00:13and from it emerged a fearsome serpent, Kaliyanag, whose venomous presence polluted the river.
00:21Krishna waded into the waters of Yamuna and confronted the pollution caused by Kaliyanag.
00:27While fear gripped the bystanders, Krishna remained steadfast in his resolve.
00:33Channeling his divine powers, he decided to dance on the serpent's hood. Krishna began
00:39a mesmerizing dance on the hood of Kaliyanag, deepening the serpent's reverence and love
00:45through his enchanting moves. This divine dance filled the serpent's heart with devotion
00:51and transformed his arrogance and wrongdoing. Krishna's dance brought about a transformation
00:57in Kaliyanag's heart, purging it of negativity and arrogance. Recognizing his fault,
01:04the serpent sought forgiveness. Krishna, in his compassion, banished Kaliyanag from Yamuna,
01:12restoring purity to the river once more. Krishna's divine dance on Kaliyanag left
01:18everyone astonished and highlighted the significance of his childhood deeds,
01:23inspiring reverence and devotion among those who study his teachings.
01:27One day, the children of Gokul and the Gopis gathered by the banks of Yamuna to play.
01:33Krishna, among them, joined in the rasa-lila, a playful dance. Suddenly, the river stirred,