Lord Krishna, revered as the epitome of a complete avatar, was distinguished by his mastery of 16 divine arts. These arts not only set him apart from other avatars but also made him a paragon of wisdom and excellence. In contemporary times, exceptional individuals might possess five to seven such skills. Let's delve into the 16 arts that Lord Krishna excelled in and see how many of these you can incorporate into your own life.
1. Wealth (Shri Dhan Sampada)
This art encompasses both material wealth and spiritual richness. A person should be wealthy in mind, actions, and words.
2. Land Ownership (Bhu Sampatti)
This art signifies the ability to govern and enjoy the wealth of land. Krishna managed the kingdom of Dwarka with this skill.
3. Fame (Kirti Sampada)
This art is about achieving fame and widespread recognition.
4. Charismatic Speech (Vani Ki Sammohakta)
In this art, a person wins hearts with their speech, much like Krishna did.
5. Playfulness (Leela Ki Kala)
Krishna’s life was filled with divine playfulness and numerous pastimes.
6. Beauty (Kanti)
This art refers to an enchanting appearance. Krishna’s presence was irresistibly attractive and beautiful.
7. Wisdom (Vidya)
This art involves intelligence and knowledge. A person mastering this art excels in scriptures, music, warfare, and more.
8. Transparency (Pardarshita)
A person with this art has a heart free of deceit and dishonesty.
9. Inspiration (Utkarshini)
This art focuses on inspiring and uplifting others. Krishna excelled in motivating and boosting the morale of many.
10. Knowledge (Gyan)
Krishna demonstrated a profound balance of wisdom and power.
11. Action (Kriya)
This art emphasizes the importance of actions. Krishna, despite being an avatar, engaged in actions and inspired others to do the same.
12. Yoga
Yoga means mastering one’s mind through meditation and discipline. Krishna was a perfect yogi in every sense.
13. Truth (Satya)
This art involves adhering to truth, no matter how bitter. Krishna always spoke the truth.
14. Influence (Isna)
This art refers to the impact of one's personality.
15. Grace (Anugrah)
The sixteenth art is grace, where Krishna showered his grace upon his devotees, always listening and responding to their prayers.
These arts were not just skills but a way of life for Lord Krishna. By striving to cultivate even a few of these qualities, we can elevate our own lives and move closer to spiritual and personal excellence. Which of these arts do you see reflected in yourself, and which would you like to develop further?
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