A soulful reflection from the Bhagwat Maha Puran on Govardhan Leela Part 3, exploring Indra’s apology, the psychology of ego, and how true leadership is revealed through humility, correction, and presence rather than control.

A reflective retelling of the Govardhan Leela where Krishna shows that true strength lies in steadiness. When pride rains, choose shelter over reaction.

Krishna didn’t begin by lifting a mountain. He began by asking “Why?” A quiet invitation to move from fear-based rituals to gratitude-driven living and grounded responsibility.

A reflective YourSukoon blog inspired by the Bhagwat Mahapuran, using Vrindavana’s rainy season and autumn as metaphors for inner heaviness, boundaries, and the quiet return of clarity.

In Vrindavan, a joyful game turns into a quiet warning when Pralambasura disguises himself as a friend and tries to carry Balarama away. This Pralamba leela from the Bhagwat Maha Puran becomes a modern mirror for hidden burdens, guilt-driven duty, and habits that steal inner peace. Discover a simple four-step practice to recognise your inner Pralamba, awaken your inner Balarama, and restore your “Vrindavan” of sukoon even in the heat of daily life.

A reflective journey inspired by Krishna’s Kāliya Leela that transforms ego, burnout, and emotional heaviness into clarity and inner peace.

Krishna Leela: Seeing Through Disguise, Standing in Truth

Krishna Leela: Breaking the Trees Within

Diwali - When the Lamp Turns Inward

Damodar Leela: When Love Binds the Infinite

From Fasting to Garba to Victory

When the Goddess Outside Becomes the Power Within

Discover the timeless wisdom of Krishna Leela – The Universe in a Child’s Mouth, where infinite wonder meets everyday love, family, and joy.

Breaking Carts, Calming Storms, Seeing Universes — Timeless Lessons from Krishna

A Festival of Inner Wisdom: When Stories Become Philosophy, and Rituals Become Reflection

The Krishna Leela of Putana reveals lessons in discernment, transformation, and grace, turning poison into wisdom in the Bhagavat Mahapurana.

From Gokul’s cradle to our lives, Krishna Leela teaches that true celebration is love shared, homes filled with devotion, and leadership rooted in generosity.

Kamsa is the part of us that resists transformation; Yoga Maya is the force that ensures it happens anyway.

Discover the hidden wisdom and modern relevance of Krishna’s midnight arrival.

Krishna’s Leelas aren’t just stories; they’re sacred codes reminding us that joy, surrender, and purpose can co-exist.