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Shri Krishna came to Earth, and choose India yet again to view how his

Birthday is celebrated in the world. A small story from a Corporate View Point.

Krishna is happy as he saw that every one was filled with

happiness about his birthday. People were celebrating, kept fast

( Although he could not figure out why one remains empty

stomach On his birthday whole day. May be, the idea was

before his birth people were unhappy and were terrified

with Kansa, although the whole world was never ruled by

Kansa)

Anyway, the Krishna continues to travel across country, and was filled

With awe as so much effort was put in to celebrate his birthday.

Suddenly he thought why not read into the minds of people.

Obviously he is God, and can read everything.

So he went ahead and dwelled into the thoughts.

“ Bhagwaan, Today I want this, this year bestow me with this”.

Hey Lord Krishna, I want that House, see I am keeping fast”

Lord Krishna, bless me with your love and also bless my family.

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Krishna realized that everyone was seeking something, wanted something

From him. Krishna felt bad, that no one was trying to give food to the hungry,

Even if someone was, the objective was of Branding.

Krishna felt bad, for he turned back time, and saw last year,

in which after his birthday was over, people changed

abruptly, no one remembered his real teachings.

The people recalled (remembered) about Krishna the following key aspects

- “Raas Leela” ( 90%)

- Bhagwat Geeta ( 70%)

- Natkhat Makhan Chor (70%)

- Flute and Cows (80%)

- The Peacock Feather (70%)

- Mahabharat (80%)

- The other keywords included were

Gopia, music, pandavas and kauravas, Parvat, Kans, Snake ( Sheshnaag),

Raadha, Meera, Surdas, Abhimanyu, Arjun, Bhishma, etc.

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Krishna Felt something missing, as the teachings he gave for the world,

Very few remembered.

So he decided to share his Teaching Once again, as applicable in 2011

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DISCIPLINE DEVOTION & KRISHNA

Krishna taught us to be disciplined and devoted. He showed the path of Wholeness.

What is this Wholeness?

Wholeness can be both one-dimensional and multidimensional. A painter can be complete

as a painter, but it does not mean that he is also complete as a scientist. A scientist can be

whole as a scientist, but that does not make him whole as a musician. So there is a one-

dimensional completeness. I say Mahavira, Buddha and Jesus were complete in a

particular dimension. But Krishna was complete in a multidimensional way.

Krishna reaches the same goal from many, many directions, and that is significant.

The significant thing about Krishna is that unlike Mahavira and Buddha, he does not deny life,

he is not life-negative. There is an unavoidable element of negation in the lives of Mahavira and

Buddha which is completely absent in Krishna’s life. There is not a trace of negativity in this man

with the flute. Mahavira attains through renunciation of life; Krishna attains through total

acceptance of it. But let no one think that Mahavira is incomplete. All one can say is that while his

wholeness is one-dimensional, Krishna’s wholeness is multidimensional.

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Learning: Try to achieve Wholeness through many dimension. Don’t limit yourself to one

dimension in life, be complete in many ways.

WISDOM FROM KRISHNA

CHOOSE THE FLUTE OR PERISH

Krishna is absolutely the opposite type of individual, and his flute as a symbol is just the

opposite of the cross. There is no sense in putting a flute on a grave; it needs throbbing

lips and supple fingers to play it. It needs a singing and dancing heart, a soul brimming

with joy and bliss to hold it. And I think it is time man makes a clear choice between the

cross of Jesus and the flute of Krishna.

Krishna plays the flute for the love of it. Nobody has forced it on him; he has chosen it for

himself.

Learning: Accept the Flute, and Play it. There is no shame in playing the flute, and accepting the

happiness, for you deserve it. Do your work, for the love of it, celebrate Janmashtmi for the Love

of it.

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WISDOM FROM KRISHNA

DON’T IMITATE, JUST BE YOURSELF

Krishna is unique, and so are his friends and people around. He never tries to be

someone, neither tries to be not like someone. He has no idols, no singular way, but

everything is so multidimensional.

Firstly, Krishna declares himself to be the best among all things – of all the seasons he is

the spring, of all the cows he is the kamdhenu, of all the elephants he is the eirawat.

On the surface it seems to us to be an egoistic declaration, because we are so much

involved with our egos that everything we see appears egoistic. But if we go deep into it

we will know what a great message is enshrined in Krishna’s declaration. When he says

that he is the eirawat among the elephants, he means to say every elephant is destined to

be an eirawat, and if one fails to be eirawat he fails to actualize his best and highest

potential. It is not that an elephant who does not become the eirawat is not a Krishna, he

too is a Krishna, but a backward Krishna; he has failed to be the eirawat which is his

potential.

Learning: Reach for the highest in you, you are born to be the best, its only when you do not try

enough and compromise for the less is when you begin to remain a backward krishna.

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FOLLOW NO ONE BUT YOURSELF

A soul is not at all dependent on time, No awakened person takes birth in a

time which he may call his time; on the contrary, he molds time in his own way. Time

follows him; he does not follow time. But we always think Krishna was born to respond to

the needs of the times, because the times were bad, because the times were terrible. But

this kind of thinking is basically wrong: it means that even a man like Krishna comes as a

link in the chain of cause and effect.

It is as if a flower blooms by the wayside and a passerby thinks it has bloomed for his

sake and that its fragrance is meant for him. But flowers bloom even in secluded places

where humans never go. Flowers bloom for the sheet joy of blooming; they don’t bloom

with the purpose of pleasing others. If someone happens to partake of their fragrance, it is

quite a different matter. People like Krishna take birth out of their own joy and bliss and

for the love of it; they don’t do so for the sake of others. It is different if others partake of

his fragrance

Learning: Don’t act for the sake of others, do not sell yourself, your dreams, for they are yours,

completely, unique. You need to respect this uniqueness in you, and follow your ownself and not

anyone else.

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HE ALONE WINS WHO DOES NOT WANT TO WIN

Your very desire to win is going to turn into your defeat. It is the craving for success that

ultimately turns into failure. Your excessive desire to live lands you in the grave. Your

obsession for health is bound to turn into sickness. Life is very strange. Here we miss the

very thing that we crave for and cling to, and we find what we don’t seek. If one does not

seek anything, it means he does not lack it, he already has it.

In Japan there is an art of fighting which is called judo. The main rule of judo says: never

attack; one who attacks will court defeat. Because it is believed that much energy is spent

in attacking, it is always good that I provoke my opponent to attack me and

I remain at ease, relaxed. I should do nothing on my part except provoke the contestant to

attack me. While I should incite his anger, his hostility, I should take every care to keep

my own peace in spite of my opponent’s provocations. And another rule of judo says that

I should not resist at all if my opponent attacks me, strikes me. On the contrary, my body

should remain in such a relaxed state that it wholly takes in and absorbs the attack. It is

strange, but true. Krishna does not want to win is his secret. He takes everything – even

an enemy’s attack – as a play, and he responds to it with utter playfulness. On the other

hand, his attacker is tense and anxious, anxious to win, anxious for his life;

he is divided and broken, and so he is bound to lose before Krishna

Learning: Never loose your peacefulness, for that is one thing no one can take away until you

give away yourself. Its something no one can rob you off.

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WISDOM FROM KRISHNA

NUMBER 1

Krishna Gave these 5 Secrets and suddenly he heard

Hey Krishna!!!!!!

Come Let’s go,

Its time to Cut the Cake,

And the Krishna Smiled.

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Srila Prabhupada

AC Bhaktivedanta

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