Krishna Leela Series Part 38 The Killing of the Elephant KuvalayApIdA

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The document summarizes Krishna's pastime of killing the elephant Kuvalayapida. It describes how Krishna cleverly dragged the elephant by its tail and stabbed it with its own ivory tusk, killing it. It then discusses Krishna and Balarama entering a wrestling arena and defeating the wrestlers Chanura and Mushtika. It concludes by announcing the next discourse will cover Krishna killing Kamsa.

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Krishna Bhakthi Sanga Presents Krishna Leela Series – 38th Discourse “The Killing of the Elephant KuvalayApIdA”

Krishna’s & Balarama’s bath & morning duties Hearing of kettle drum & Rushing to see the fun KuvalayApIdA blocked Krishna angry with care taker Argument and attack as Previously planned Killing KuvalayApIdA Can fight with 1000 elephants

Krishna – KuvalayApIdA Duel Hides behind - cleverly Holding tail, dragged for 25 yards – Garuda & snake Front – strong slap Caused elephant to trip and fall Ivory tusk - Stabbing Broke Ivory tusk, killed elephant & care taker

Krishna & Balarama with ivory tusk Entering Wrestling Arena Beautiful with drops of perspiration Krishna beautiful always Different Rasa – 12 kinds Rasa = Spiritual taste, Relationship, mellow Kamsa’s fear of Krishna

Where are we? We also belong to one Rasa Do not imitate RASA Servant of servants Shri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu: I am not Brahmana, Kshatriya,Vaishya, Shudra, Brahmacari, etc. Servant of servant of servant of servant of maintainer of Gopis, i.e. Shri Krishna

Serve Spiritual Master Love me? Love my Dog. No Physical presence How to serve? - VAni E.g. Srila Prabhupada is living in his books Follow his instructions yasya prasAdad bhagavat-prasAdo By the mercy of the spiritual master one receives the benediction of Krishna.

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Devotees do not suffer from material existence..why? SB: 3.25. 23 Kapila Muni says: mad-AsrayAh kathA mrstAh srnvanti kathayanti ca tapanti vividhAs tApA naitAn mad-gata-cetasah Engaged constantly in chanting and hearing about Me, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, the sAdhus do not suffer from material miseries because they are always filled with thoughts of My pastimes and activities.

ChAnurA (Wrestler) Speaks: You are Great Heroes with long hands Obedient citizens to please the King or King will be angry Fight to please the King King & others want to see the wrestling Krishna’s wrestling with cowherd boys in the forest

Krishna’s Reply: Understood his statement Krishna speaks according to time and circumstances You and we are all subjects of the King & try to please the King Small boys fight with small boys not with big wrestlers Contradicts religious principle

ChAnurA’s Reply: You are not child or young man You & Balarama transcendental to everyone You killed big elephant So strong, can fight with us Fight Krishna vs ChAnura Balarama vs Mushtika

What happened ?... Who won the fight? Next Krishna Leela Presentation “ Killing of Kamsa”

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2. Krishna’s & Balarama’s bath & morning duties Hearing of kettle drum & Rushing to see the fun KuvalayApIdA blocked Krishna angry with care taker Argument and attack as Previously planned Killing KuvalayApIdA Can fight with 1000 elephants

3. Krishna – KuvalayApIdA Duel Hides behind - cleverly Holding tail, dragged for 25 yards – Garuda & snake Front – strong slap Caused elephant to trip and fall Ivory tusk - Stabbing Broke Ivory tusk, killed elephant & care taker

4. Krishna & Balarama with ivory tusk Entering Wrestling Arena Beautiful with drops of perspiration Krishna beautiful always Different Rasa – 12 kinds Rasa = Spiritual taste, Relationship, mellow Kamsa’s fear of Krishna

5. VAtsalya Rasa (Parenthood)

6. Sakhya Rasa (Fraternity)

7. DAsya Rasa (Servitorship)

8. ShAnta Rasa (Neutrality)

9. SrngArA Rasa (Conjugal Love)

10. Where are we? We also belong to one Rasa Do not imitate RASA Servant of servants Shri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu: I am not Brahmana, Kshatriya,Vaishya, Shudra, Brahmacari, etc. Servant of servant of servant of servant of maintainer of Gopis, i.e. Shri Krishna

11. Serve Spiritual Master Love me? Love my Dog. No Physical presence How to serve? - VAni E.g. Srila Prabhupada is living in his books Follow his instructions yasya prasAdad bhagavat-prasAdo By the mercy of the spiritual master one receives the benediction of Krishna.

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18. Gopis were attracted Forgot all troubles of material existence, how? Forgot all tiredness Gopis – Exalted devotees Yadu dynasty – most celebrated because of Krishna Balarama’s pastimes, His lotus petal eyes

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21. Krishna’s Reply: Understood his statement Krishna speaks according to time and circumstances You and we are all subjects of the King & try to please the King Small boys fight with small boys not with big wrestlers Contradicts religious principle

22. ChAnurA’s Reply: You are not child or young man You & Balarama transcendental to everyone You killed big elephant So strong, can fight with us Fight Krishna vs ChAnura Balarama vs Mushtika

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