Lord Krishna is the hindu deity, worshipped in hindu religion. Krishna is considered as the avatar of lord Vishnu in Dwapar Yuga. Krishna is often portrayed as an impressible boy playing flute, a prankster, a graceful dancer and a irresistible lover. The stories of Krishna appears across a broad spectrum of Hindu philosophical and theological traditions. Every people has their own favourite stories among the Krishna Stories. Holydrops has compiled few of the most popular among many Krishna Stories for kids as well.
Yogmaya was bom to Yasoda, everyone in Gokula was unaware of exchange of children by Vasudev because of their half consciousness. As soon as they woke up, they heard the news from Yasoda's house that she had given birth to a son. Yasoda's husband Nanda was the Head of Gokula, for that...
Vasudeva was told by Shri Vishnu to transfer the new born child immediately to the house of Nanda in Gokula. But Devaki and Vasudeva still have several questions running in their minds that how it would be possible to transfer the child to a new place as there were fully armed guards on every...
Lord Narayana, having decided to be born as the son of Vasudeva and Devaki, first entered into the heart of Vasudeva. Vasudeva’s face began to shine like the sun. People were amazed to see the glow that emanated from him. After sometime, Lord Narayana entered the womb of Devaki. Her form...
As years rolled on, Kansa killed six children of Devaki’s one after another. The seventh child was growing in the womb of Devaki. Lord Vishnu told Adisesha, the snake to be the seventh child of Devaki. Lord Vishnu felt that the time had come for Him to appear in the world.
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Once there was a time Shri Narada Muni, the divine sage, visited Kansa. He spoke to Kansa about most of the inhabitants of Gokula, with Nanda as their head, were all Devas born on the earth at the command of Lord Vishnu to destroy all the Asuras living on earth. Kansa was taken aback.
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Once Nand Baba arranged a meeting for all Yadavas to discuss the safety of Krishna.
Nand Baba and all the others were very much frightened by the happenings going on in their Gokul.
The everyday visits of the demons and their secretive death initiated them great concern.
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