krishna

The Atman is the Self as we discussed before (but the Self is also the divine, as Krishna claims throughout the Gita).

There is no holier than though stand to adopt and every single person got served, Krishna included.

In reality Krishna invites a certain cross-dresser/transgender to kill an important warrior later as part of his strategy [2].

She is trying to portray Geeta as homo-phobic in some sense and as if Krishna is someone who despises Homosexuals.

In fact, Krishna himself had acted as peacemaker, and asked Arjuna to take take up arms only when that failed.

Was Golden Krishna paid to write this article, or did The Verge receive any compensation?

Arjuna himself was a cross-dresser before the war [3] and Krishna too was a cross-dresser.

In the old days we needed a Buddha, Jesus or a Krishna to remind us of the simple truths.

I guess if we get Jim Krishna laws with popular support, you'll favor them also?

And then there was Krishna egging him on.

Are there alternate versions of the Mahabharat where Krishna does not go to the Kauravas with a peace treaty and where the war happens before such a peace effort?

Shakuni wants to destroy the Kauravas from the inside (for due reasons), Krishna joins willingly from the outside but wants to protect the Pandavas perhaps to have influence over the Delhi based powerhouse.

She linking Krishna's "Vishwarup Darshana" (World encompassing existence view) as doomsday is utterly rubbish.

Like the ending of "King Lear" or Prince Arjuna looking over the plains at his immense enemy spread before him but then realizing his charioteer is Krishna.

I tried my best but there was no way I could reconcile with "Pandavas + Krishna" being just with Bheeshma getting killed in such a brutal manner.

The so-called "Doomsday" manifestation of Krishna is in fact him showing his universal form, which is supposed to be beyond the capacity of ordinary humans to visualize, which is why Krishna had to grant Arjuna divine vision to be able to comprehend it.

Krishna is using this argument to tell Arjuna that his attachment to things is pointless because all the existence is far too tiny.

Several times had it not been for Krishna's divine intervention, the opponents would have prevailed.

Krishna's cross-dressing romance with his girlfriend Radha is subject of several songs.