Dvapara to Kali Print

In Dvapara yug, Lord Vishnu reincarnated in his two armed form as Krishna. He came down to this Earth to teach the world love and humanity!! In Mahabharat, he had a role of a Sarathi Of Arjuna's chariot and he persuaded him to fight the battle, when Arjuna was giving up, he told him to fight for the change in the society!! And only surrender to him because Shri Krishna said "I am the God" and showing his infinite form to Arjuna like thousand suns blazing in the sky. With his form, many heads, many hands, he motivated Arjuna to kill the Kauravas for Dharma and a new beginning!! After the war, he was cruised for persuading Arjuna to kill the Kauravas, that he will die and his city Dwarka will be lost and all of his family members will slay themselves!! When Zara sabar who thought while Shri Krishna was resting in the forest, Zara thought it's a deer and he shoot an arrow and thus Shri Krishna got hit by it in the leg and he died, Zara apologized to God for this and he burned his body but the mysterious thing is, one of his body part wasn't burning, it was his heart, it was blazing with so much light and he floated it in the sea which came to Puri, Odisha (Kalinga), when the king of Kalinga, found this and he had a dream that God ordered him to place it in his idol and place it in the temple. Then God is now known as Shri Jagannath by his devotees!! And the Pancha sakhas are the five companions and avatar of Lord Vishnu himself, they served their whole lives in writing poets, granths and scriptures!! Shri Chaitanya was a prominent figure in India because God had said he will born as Shri Chaitanya in Kaliyug and the chant of Hare Ram and Hare Krishna will liberate the people and all his devotees. Narada in this painting is the witness of all this and Rishi Vedavyash who started writing Mahabharat, who knew both the past, present and future.

Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:12 W x 8 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:17.25 W x 13.25 H x 1.2 D in

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