करुणा· Karuna
01मैं केहि कहौ बिपति अति भारी
Main Kehi Kahau Bipati Ati Bhari
Tulsidas
1 verse · ~6 lines · 1 min
1 verses · ~1 min
मैं एक, अमित बटपारा। कोउ सुनै न मोर पुकारा॥ भागेहु नहिं नाथ! उबारा। रघुनायक करहु सँभारा॥ कह तुलसिदास सुनु रामा। लूटहिं तसकर तव धामा॥ चिंता यह मोहिं अपारा। अपजस नहिं होइ तुम्हारा॥
इति
Paired Painting
Krishna Instructing Arjuna on the Battlefield of Kurukshetra
This profound painting captures the eternal and soul stirring moment at the precipice of the Mahabharata war, where the Supreme Lord Krishna assumes the role of divine charioteer for His dear devotee and friend, Arjuna. Rendered with deep spiritual devotion, the artwork illustrates the imparting of the Bhagavad Gita, the song of God, amidst the swirling dust and imminent clash of armies. Lord Krishna, luminous with a celestial blue complexion and crowned with peacock feathers, holds the reins with absolute serenity, guiding not only the white steeds of the chariot but the destiny of the universe. Arjuna, his face etched with philosophical doubt and heroic resolve, listens intently as divine wisdom washes away his worldly grief, reminding humanity of the eternal duty to righteousness, surrender, and spiritual awakening.
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If this held you
Four more, in the same key.
Chosen for their rasa and their register, not their popularity. Each one carries some part of what Main Ek, Amit Batpara carries.
