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RAO LIKES BALA KRISHNA

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• https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=yXpg-NASS163HuwM&v=nbRPOlwqV8Y&feature=youtu.be
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=yXpg-NASS163HuwM&v=nbRPOlwqV8Y&feature=youtu.be
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• https://youtu.be/WnMTVj71a4w?si=a69SidlOhSHo-XUi
• BALA KRISHNA AND THE LUCKY WOMAN FRUIT SELLER.
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• https://youtu.be/h8BNI8FWO1o?si=F5hHLwOPS4JHyl6M Ramanand Sagar let his
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  mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmThe story of Krishna blessing the old fruit seller (often referred to as a fruit vendor in Vrindavan) is a popular narrative from the Srimad Bhagavatam and other Puranic traditions, highlighting the themes of unconditional love, selfless devotion, and divine reciprocity.
• The Story of the Fruit Seller and Little Krishna
  • The Meeting: An old woman, a fruit seller in Vrindavan, was going house-to-house trying to sell fruits but was unsuccessful.
  • Krishna's Desire: Little Krishna, seeing the fruits, desired some and decided to buy them.
  • The "Price": Krishna ran to get some food grains in his tiny hands as payment, but
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• most of the grains slipped through his fingers, leaving him with only a few grains by the time he reached the woman.
• The Exchange: Enchanted by the child's innocence, beauty, and love, the woman, despite being very poor, gladly gave all her fruits to Krishna in exchange for the few grains.
• The Blessing: The woman placed the few grains given by Krishna into her empty basket. As she did so, she was astonished to find the basket filled with precious jewels.
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• Key Takeaways and Symbolism
  • Reciprocity of Devotion: The story illustrates that if a devotee offers something to Krishna with love and sincerity, he returns it a million-fold.
  • Simplicity Wins: The fruit seller's action was not motivated by greed but by pure, selfless love for the divine child, earning her great rewards.
  • The "Price" of Love: The few grains signify that Krishna does not care for the quantity of an offering, but the quality of devotion (bhakti) behind it.
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  • Divine Nature: This interaction showed the fruit seller that the child was no ordinary child, but Lord Krishna himself.
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SOME POLITICIANS THEY SLEEP SOUNDLY

EVEN THEY HAVE AMASSED WEALTH.

SOME SINCERE CANNOT SLEEP

BECAUSE OF DEBTS.

SOME LENDERS CANNOT SLEEP

BECAUSE THEIR COLLECTIONS

ARE NOT COMING IN DUE TIME.

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RAO'S PODIUM -49- FORTY NINE

 COURTESY: CONTRIBUTORS OF PINTEREST.THANKS A LOT .

 

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WHY HOCKEY IS NOT PROMOTED AS CRICKET???
BOTH PLAYED WITH BATS.
PERHAPS HOCKEY COULD NOT BE 
PLAYED ON THE ROADSIDES.

ONE BAT IS ENOUGH FOR CRICKET,
BUT MANY BATS ARE REQUIRED
IS THIS THE REASON???
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                           NUT IS THIS ONE. WHAT IS THE OTHER NUT?

                           WHY SOMEONE CALLS SOMEBODY " A NUT" ???

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KEEP READY FOR EMERGENCY
YOUR BLOOD GROUP ON YOUR BODY
IN YOUR LOCKET,POCKET
OR CELL PHONE.
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