One can’t have enough of the beauty of Lord Krishna. We, the seekers, have engulfed his beauty and persona into us, as we surrender ourselves completely to the God of compassion, tenderness and love.
This Bharatanatyam presentation is sure to take you back in time to Vrindavan, in company of the Beautiful Lord Krishna. Krishna is known by numerous names, such as Govinda, Mukunda, Madhusudhana, Vasudeva, and Makhan chor. Another such name is "Mormukatdhari". This name was given to him because Krishna wears a peacock feather in his crown. This feather not only imparts a distinct feature to his appearance, but also enhances the beauty of his form.
But why only a peacock feather, some of us wonder! Here’s why:
• Represents Krishna’s love for dance just like the peacocks. Presentation of “Adinaye Kanna”
• Represents Krishna’s love for dance just like the peacocks. Presentation of “Adinaye Kanna”
• It marks the color of nature a peacock feather is said to have all the 7 colors of nature and it appears bluish in the day and black at night just like the Dark Lord Krishna. This symbolizes that each one of us are a part of the almighty. We are one with him! Presentation of “Sri Krishna Kamalanatho” varnam
• Represents the divine love that enters the human heart. Just like the love between Radha and Krishna Presentation of “Rusli Radha” padam
• Marks the concept of Maaya (Illusion) Krishna wears his own Maya in his crown Presentation of “Meera Bhajan – Paghe Ghunguru”
• The feather protects one from evil eye and destroys all the negatives Presentation of “Ottukadu Kalinga”