In 3228 BCE in Mathura, India, a child was born who was destined to reshape the spiritual and temporal destiny of mankind—Sri Krishna. In his 125 years of life, Sri Krishna made an indelible impression upon mankind’s collective consciousness—re-educating the world about devotion and dharma as well as the ultimate reality. His life was a model for people in days past, the modern world and surely for those in ages to come.

A child, a brother, a charioteer, a warrior, a disciple, a guru, a cowherd, a messenger, the beloved of the gopis… Throughout his life, Krishna enacted so many roles—the whole time never forgetting that they were just that, roles and that his true nature was eternal, ever blissful consciousness. In this way, he was able to remain detached and thus perform flawlessly, never allowing the smile to fall from his face. This, is perhaps his greatest teaching.

Krishna’s instructions were not just for monks. He advised everyone to his capacity. His instruction to Arjuna, in fact, was to remain in the world, performing his dharma. “His life was a perfect example of how to remain unscorched in the midst of the worldly fire”. “It is like keeping a piece of chocolate on your tongue without salivating. … He shows how to succeed in life while remaining in the midst of obstacles. The Lord doesn’t advise us to turn away from our relationships in order to attain Self-realization. He explains that we should be free from all attachments while still maintaining loving relationships and upholding our family responsibilities.”

Lord Krishna left his physical form at 125 at the hands of a hunter. But he died as he was born and as he lived—with a beatific smile upon his face. In fact it is said that his final act was to bless the hunter who had accidentally shot him. Such was his love.

In 3228 BCE in Mathura, India, a child was born who was destined to reshape the spiritual and temporal destiny of mankind—Sri Krishna. In his 125 years of life, Sri Krishna made an indelible impression upon mankind’s collective consciousness—re-educating the world about devotion and dharma as well as the ultimate reality. His life was a model for people in days past, the modern world and surely for those in ages to come.

A child, a brother, a charioteer, a warrior, a disciple, a guru, a cowherd, a messenger, the beloved of the gopis… Throughout his life, Krishna enacted so many roles—the whole time never forgetting that they were just that, roles and that his true nature was eternal, ever blissful consciousness. In this way, he was able to remain detached and thus perform flawlessly, never allowing the smile to fall from his face. This, is perhaps his greatest teaching.

Krishna’s instructions were not just for monks. He advised everyone to his capacity. His instruction to Arjuna, in fact, was to remain in the world, performing his dharma. “His life was a perfect example of how to remain unscorched in the midst of the worldly fire”. “It is like keeping a piece of chocolate on your tongue without salivating. … He shows how to succeed in life while remaining in the midst of obstacles. The Lord doesn’t advise us to turn away from our relationships in order to attain Self-realization. He explains that we should be free from all attachments while still maintaining loving relationships and upholding our family responsibilities.”

Lord Krishna left his physical form at 125 at the hands of a hunter. But he died as he was born and as he lived—with a beatific smile upon his face. In fact it is said that his final act was to bless the hunter who had accidentally shot him. Such was his love.

Lord Krishna is know as the master or creation, may it be in physical realm or may it be in Realm of Souls. Of which the 4 great creation of him are the 4 Geeta’s.

1. Bhagwad Geeta

2. Anu Geeta

3. Uddhav Geeta

4. Hans – Hams Geeta

The 4th One is a sub creation from Uddhav Geeta. It only consist of 42 Sholkas (Verses).

Lord Krishna Recited this Geeta to Sankadik – The son of the master creator “BRAHMA”.

One day the physical Child of Brahma – Sankadik ask a series of question to his father. This series of question were not ordinary questions, they were such questions which carried the secret to universe.

The Secret to Life.

Some of the Questions are as followed.

1. Why humans are born to this unearth world, where they have to face difficulty on each stage of life?

2. All sentient beings are created from where?

3. What happens to the universe once the apocalypse come?

4. Who created the world?

5. Animal Births, Distribution of nature, Bad-Good law, Karma law? Who founded it?

6. How are the living creatures operating?

7. Once they die, they go where?

8. Is there afterlife?

This were few of many difficult questions asked by Sankadik to Brahma. At that time Brahma were busy creating the universe, he tried to figure out one answer but he didn’t come with one. Seeing this, as brahma is also a child of the Almighty (Lord Krishna), The Lord himself came to intervene.

The Lord took an avatar of Swan, and like a swan the lord differentiate the Self and the Non Self in a second.

Lord Krishna is know as the master or creation, may it be in physical realm or may it be in Realm of Souls. Of which the 4 great creation of him are the 4 Geeta’s.

1. Bhagwad Geeta

2. Anu Geeta

3. Uddhav Geeta

4. Hans – Hams Geeta

The 4th One is a sub creation from Uddhav Geeta. It only consist of 42 Sholkas (Verses).

Lord Krishna Recited this Geeta to Sankadik – The son of the master creator “BRAHMA”.

One day the physical Child of Brahma – Sankadik ask a series of question to his father. This series of question were not ordinary questions, they were such questions which carried the secret to universe.

The Secret to Life.

Some of the Questions are as followed.

1. Why humans are born to this unearth world, where they have to face difficulty on each stage of life?

2. All sentient beings are created from where?

3. What happens to the universe once the apocalypse come?

4. Who created the world?

5. Animal Births, Distribution of nature, Bad-Good law, Karma law? Who founded it?

6. How are the living creatures operating?

7. Once they die, they go where?

8. Is there afterlife?

This were few of many difficult questions asked by Sankadik to Brahma. At that time Brahma were busy creating the universe, he tried to figure out one answer but he didn’t come with one. Seeing this, as brahma is also a child of the Almighty (Lord Krishna), The Lord himself came to intervene.

The Lord took an avatar of Swan, and like a swan the lord differentiate the Self and the Non Self in a second.

Lord Krishna is know as the master or creation, may it be in physical realm or may it be in Realm of Souls. Of which the 4 great creation of him are the 4 Geeta’s.

1. Bhagwad Geeta

2. Anu Geeta

3. Uddhav Geeta

4. Hans – Hams Geeta

The 4th One is a sub creation from Uddhav Geeta. It only consist of 42 Sholkas (Verses).

Lord Krishna Recited this Geeta to Sankadik – The son of the master creator “BRAHMA”.

One day the physical Child of Brahma – Sankadik ask a series of question to his father. This series of question were not ordinary questions, they were such questions which carried the secret to universe.

The Secret to Life.

Some of the Questions are as followed.

1. Why humans are born to this unearth world, where they have to face difficulty on each stage of life?

2. All sentient beings are created from where?

3. What happens to the universe once the apocalypse come?

4. Who created the world?

5. Animal Births, Distribution of nature, Bad-Good law, Karma law? Who founded it?

6. How are the living creatures operating?

7. Once they die, they go where?

8. Is there afterlife?

This were few of many difficult questions asked by Sankadik to Brahma. At that time Brahma were busy creating the universe, he tried to figure out one answer but he didn’t come with one. Seeing this, as brahma is also a child of the Almighty (Lord Krishna), The Lord himself came to intervene.

The Lord took an avatar of Swan, and like a swan the lord differentiate the Self and the Non Self in a second.

Lord Krishna is know as the master or creation, may it be in physical realm or may it be in Realm of Souls. Of which the 4 great creation of him are the 4 Geeta’s.

1. Bhagwad Geeta

2. Anu Geeta

3. Uddhav Geeta

4. Hans – Hams Geeta

The 4th One is a sub creation from Uddhav Geeta. It only consist of 42 Sholkas (Verses).

Lord Krishna Recited this Geeta to Sankadik – The son of the master creator “BRAHMA”.

One day the physical Child of Brahma – Sankadik ask a series of question to his father. This series of question were not ordinary questions, they were such questions which carried the secret to universe.

The Secret to Life.

Some of the Questions are as followed.

1. Why humans are born to this unearth world, where they have to face difficulty on each stage of life?

2. All sentient beings are created from where?

3. What happens to the universe once the apocalypse come?

4. Who created the world?

5. Animal Births, Distribution of nature, Bad-Good law, Karma law? Who founded it?

6. How are the living creatures operating?

7. Once they die, they go where?

8. Is there afterlife?

This were few of many difficult questions asked by Sankadik to Brahma. At that time Brahma were busy creating the universe, he tried to figure out one answer but he didn’t come with one. Seeing this, as brahma is also a child of the Almighty (Lord Krishna), The Lord himself came to intervene.

The Lord took an avatar of Swan, and like a swan the lord differentiate the Self and the Non Self in a second.

Lord Krishna is know as the master or creation, may it be in physical realm or may it be in Realm of Souls. Of which the 4 great creation of him are the 4 Geeta’s.

1. Bhagwad Geeta

2. Anu Geeta

3. Uddhav Geeta

4. Hans – Hams Geeta

The 4th One is a sub creation from Uddhav Geeta. It only consist of 42 Sholkas (Verses).

Lord Krishna Recited this Geeta to Sankadik – The son of the master creator “BRAHMA”.

One day the physical Child of Brahma – Sankadik ask a series of question to his father. This series of question were not ordinary questions, they were such questions which carried the secret to universe.

The Secret to Life.

Some of the Questions are as followed.

1. Why humans are born to this unearth world, where they have to face difficulty on each stage of life?

2. All sentient beings are created from where?

3. What happens to the universe once the apocalypse come?

4. Who created the world?

5. Animal Births, Distribution of nature, Bad-Good law, Karma law? Who founded it?

6. How are the living creatures operating?

7. Once they die, they go where?

8. Is there afterlife?

This were few of many difficult questions asked by Sankadik to Brahma. At that time Brahma were busy creating the universe, he tried to figure out one answer but he didn’t come with one. Seeing this, as brahma is also a child of the Almighty (Lord Krishna), The Lord himself came to intervene.

The Lord took an avatar of Swan, and like a swan the lord differentiate the Self and the Non Self in a second.

Lord Krishna is know as the master or creation, may it be in physical realm or may it be in Realm of Souls. Of which the 4 great creation of him are the 4 Geeta’s.

1. Bhagwad Geeta

2. Anu Geeta

3. Uddhav Geeta

4. Hans – Hams Geeta

The 4th One is a sub creation from Uddhav Geeta. It only consist of 42 Sholkas (Verses).

Lord Krishna Recited this Geeta to Sankadik – The son of the master creator “BRAHMA”.

One day the physical Child of Brahma – Sankadik ask a series of question to his father. This series of question were not ordinary questions, they were such questions which carried the secret to universe.

The Secret to Life.

Some of the Questions are as followed.

1. Why humans are born to this unearth world, where they have to face difficulty on each stage of life?

2. All sentient beings are created from where?

3. What happens to the universe once the apocalypse come?

4. Who created the world?

5. Animal Births, Distribution of nature, Bad-Good law, Karma law? Who founded it?

6. How are the living creatures operating?

7. Once they die, they go where?

8. Is there afterlife?

This were few of many difficult questions asked by Sankadik to Brahma. At that time Brahma were busy creating the universe, he tried to figure out one answer but he didn’t come with one. Seeing this, as brahma is also a child of the Almighty (Lord Krishna), The Lord himself came to intervene.

The Lord took an avatar of Swan, and like a swan the lord differentiate the Self and the Non Self in a second.

Lord Krishna is know as the master or creation, may it be in physical realm or may it be in Realm of Souls. Of which the 4 great creation of him are the 4 Geeta’s.

1. Bhagwad Geeta

2. Anu Geeta

3. Uddhav Geeta

4. Hans – Hams Geeta

The 4th One is a sub creation from Uddhav Geeta. It only consist of 42 Sholkas (Verses).

Lord Krishna Recited this Geeta to Sankadik – The son of the master creator “BRAHMA”.

One day the physical Child of Brahma – Sankadik ask a series of question to his father. This series of question were not ordinary questions, they were such questions which carried the secret to universe.

The Secret to Life.

Some of the Questions are as followed.

1. Why humans are born to this unearth world, where they have to face difficulty on each stage of life?

2. All sentient beings are created from where?

3. What happens to the universe once the apocalypse come?

4. Who created the world?

5. Animal Births, Distribution of nature, Bad-Good law, Karma law? Who founded it?

6. How are the living creatures operating?

7. Once they die, they go where?

8. Is there afterlife?

This were few of many difficult questions asked by Sankadik to Brahma. At that time Brahma were busy creating the universe, he tried to figure out one answer but he didn’t come with one. Seeing this, as brahma is also a child of the Almighty (Lord Krishna), The Lord himself came to intervene.

The Lord took an avatar of Swan, and like a swan the lord differentiate the Self and the Non Self in a second.

Lord Krishna is know as the master or creation, may it be in physical realm or may it be in Realm of Souls. Of which the 4 great creation of him are the 4 Geeta’s.

1. Bhagwad Geeta

2. Anu Geeta

3. Uddhav Geeta

4. Hans – Hams Geeta

The 4th One is a sub creation from Uddhav Geeta. It only consist of 42 Sholkas (Verses).

Lord Krishna Recited this Geeta to Sankadik – The son of the master creator “BRAHMA”.

One day the physical Child of Brahma – Sankadik ask a series of question to his father. This series of question were not ordinary questions, they were such questions which carried the secret to universe.

The Secret to Life.

Some of the Questions are as followed.

1. Why humans are born to this unearth world, where they have to face difficulty on each stage of life?

2. All sentient beings are created from where?

3. What happens to the universe once the apocalypse come?

4. Who created the world?

5. Animal Births, Distribution of nature, Bad-Good law, Karma law? Who founded it?

6. How are the living creatures operating?

7. Once they die, they go where?

8. Is there afterlife?

This were few of many difficult questions asked by Sankadik to Brahma. At that time Brahma were busy creating the universe, he tried to figure out one answer but he didn’t come with one. Seeing this, as brahma is also a child of the Almighty (Lord Krishna), The Lord himself came to intervene.

The Lord took an avatar of Swan, and like a swan the lord differentiate the Self and the Non Self in a second.