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Why a peacock feather? Why not some other feather or ornament? Some stories have tried to explain the reason why Krishna wears a peacock feather. Here are some of them: It indicates Krishna's purity Lord Krishna had eight main wives known as Ashtabharya as well as 16,000 junior wives with whom he had no conjugal relations.
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Story It was a summer morning when Krishna got up early from a nap amidst the bliss of the Vrindavan forest. After a while, he decided to wake up the cowherd friends with whom he was resting. So he pulled out his flute and started playing it, also to call back the cows grazing at a distance.
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The peacock feather is rare in that it contains all of the seven colors. Krishna wears the feather to signify that this range of colors, as the range of colors of people in the world, is also in him.
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भगवान कृष्ण Today is Janmashtami or Gokulastami - the day Lord Krishna was born. The Hindu deity is revered by millions all over the world and his tales recited even to children. Janmashtami is.
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Why Krishna Wears Peacock Feathers Lord Krishna Wearing a Peacock Feather on His Head Harinama Dasi narrates how Krishna came to wear a peacock feather upon His head. In case you've ever wondered. Listen to other narrations of Krishna's pastimes by Harinama Dasi: Lord Krishna Steals Butter Krishna Plays in the Village of Vrindavan
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The peacock feather (Athene noesios) is a secret symbol of Lord Krishna. Lord Krishna is the divine incarnation of love and compassion. The peacock feather is often associated with Lord Krishna because of its radiant colors and its ability to create beautiful, vibrant patterns in the air.
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Once Lord Krishna created a wonderful festival in the forest by playing on His flute. In gratitude, the peacocks offered their feathers as dakshina (tribute). They requested the Lord to wear them in His turban and He agreed. Here's a recording of a dear Godsister of mine relaying the story of why Krishna wears a peacock feather.
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Peacock feathers add vibrancy to Tanjore Krishna paintings. Notably, they capture the viewer's attention and add life to the artwork. The feathers' iridescent colors shine, creating a sense of joy. Moreover, in the world of art, they provide a unique palette that painters use to bring Lord Krishna's playful spirit to life.
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1. Krishna peacock feather is a symbol of happiness and fortune It is believed that a morpankh is a sign of good fortune. Also, the bold and bright amalgamation of green, golden, blue, red, and more gives a divine vibration and a feeling of purity. Moreover, Lord Krishna is known for his colourful and lively personality, similar to the Morpankh.
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The peacock feather symbolizes Krishna's eternal love and devotion to Radha. Its presence on his crown signifies his unwavering commitment and affection towards her. Krishna's association with the peacock feather also highlights his deep connection with nature.
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REASON-1: There is a lila between Krishna & Radharani, behind this peacock feather. Krishna wanted to show the Love of Radharani with Him to this world. So, He decided to perform a lila with Radharani. Once, Krishna took the form of a snake and Radharani took the form of a peacock. (WHY KRISHNA DOES NOT GIVE WEALTH FAST? READ HERE!)
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Significance Of The Peacock Feather. For most devotees, the peacock feather in Lord Krishna's hair is as iconic as the lord himself. The devotees lovingly call Lord Krishna as 'Mormukut Dhari', which translates as 'the one who wears a crown of peacock feathers'.
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Saturday 10th April, 2010by Alexandra. Krishna is pictured in Hindu symbology with a crown of peacock's feathers, playing the flute. Krishna is the ideal of divine love, the God of love. And the divine love expresses itself by entering into man and filling his whole being. Therefore the flute is the human heart, and a heart which is made.
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One of the most defining symbols of Lord Krishna is the peacock feather on his head. There have been many tales surrounding the reason Lord Krishna wears a peacock feather, let's explore why the Jai Jais way. When one day Lord Krishna woke from a rest in the forest with his cowherd friends.
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Srila Gopâl Bhatta Goswâmi says -The peacock feather signifies the. all-attractiveness of the extravagant beauty of Sri Krishna - Although He has many. ornaments of gold and gemstones, Sri Krishna prefers to don peacock-feathers, natural. colours and ornaments of tender petals, leaves etc. This shows His adolescent dalliance.
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Krishna always wears peacock feathers in his crown. There are many different stories for the reasons behind this. One is that the music of the heart can be expressed through the head. In the Gita Krishna makes references to how knowledge and love, or head and heart, are needed together to fully express the divine. The peacock feather throughout.