|| Om Namo Bhagavathe
Vasudevaya ||
Chapter – 160 – The legend
of Lord Krishna – 11
Tha : Krishnavahe Vasudeva Agathe Swayam Vyavaryantha Yadha Thamo Rave: | Vavarsha Parjjanya Upamshu
Garjitha: Sheshoanvagadhvari Nivarayan
Phanai: ||
The practice of Dhukh
Samyoga Viyoga Yoga is the preparation of mind and intellect not to get
attached to things or people while taking pleasure in the worldly matters so
that it would not heave into the darkness of grief, miseries, and sorrows. The constant practice of contemplation upon the supreme Lord brings purity within oneself and the outer world as well. Eventually
it removes all the worldly desires and attachments. The intense devotion and faith upon supreme
Lord and practice of meditation upon him would bring the serenity of mind,
ultimately the mind and intellect wedges with the supreme soul which has the
nature of permanent bliss.
Shuka Bhramam speaks “ Oh!
Rajan, the supreme Lord assumed the form of a marvelous child at the request of
Devi Devaki. Vasudeva took the child in his hands as per
the instruction of the Lord, and prepared to leave to Gokulam, and bring back
the girl child who is Yogamaya born to Devi Yasodha. The moment Vasudeva moved forward, the doors
of the prison were wide open as its own, Devi Devaki and Vasudeva got freed
themselves from the iron chain fastened all these years, the guards of the prison
fallen into a deep sleep. It was dark
hours of the night; there were brilliant rays of moon gleaming through the dark
clouds followed by the heavy downpour.
Vasudeva moved out of the prison with the child in hand. He found himself and the child was not
drenched in rain, even though the heavy rain splashing all around, he noticed
that the serpent Anantha was holding its thousands of hood over the child. Vasudeva moved through the pathways and
reached on the banks of the river Yamuna that was brimming with the powerful water current,
separates the city of Mathura and Gokulam.
The overflowing river Yamuna amiably paved her way for Vasudeva. Finally, Vasudeva arrived in Gokulam where
everyone was in deep sleep, the doors were wide open, and he was guided by a
divine light to the chamber of Devi Yasodha who is the wife of Nandababa. Vasudeva found Devi Yasodha was fast asleep,
and the newborn girl child is wide awake.
Vasudeva carefully placed Krishna near Devi Yasodha and took the baby
girl wrapped in the clothes. He returned
to prison and handed the girl child to Devi Devaki, immediately the doors of
the prison were closed, the baby girl produced a shriek, the guards were got
out of deep sleep, once again Devi Devaki and Vasudeva fastened with the iron
chain. Eventually, the guards ran out of
the prison to inform Kamsa.”