Kasturi Tilakam

 

Sudama

 Sudama - Sudama is a childhood friend of Krishna.

He lives in abject poverty. His wife suggests that he seek the help of Krishna. Sudama travels to Dwaraka with a small bundle of puffed rice, borrowed from neighbours, to be given to Krishna.

Krishna joyfully welcomes his loving friend with open arms and treats him royally. He is made to sit on Krishna’s throne. Krishna washes his feet and massages it for having walked such a long distance. Krishna’s wife, Rukmini (who is none other than Lakshmi) fans him with a fly whisk.

 

Krishna spots something tucked around Sudama’s waist and reaches for it. He opens the bundle and is overjoyed to see puffed rice, his favourite. He takes two handfuls.

 

They recollect their student days in Sandipani Ashram.

 

Sudama, who came to seek help from Krishna, does not ask for any help.

 

He takes leave of krishna and eventually reaches his village only to find a palace where his home was. He then realises that Krishna has blessed him with all riches.

 

Krishna, a bhaktaparadeena, always celebrates his devotees.

Vatsa Abharana

 

Vatsabharana: His most precious gems. Vatsa is a child. Everyone is his child. Abharana: adornments. He treasures them as his most precious ornament. Also, wearing them with pride.

Alankara Priya

 

Krishna with an Egyptian-styled crown with an Indian elephant and Prabha. Consort is in the garland, and cow, the ultimate bhakta.

The Beckoning

 

Krishnapriya

 

Tulasipriyam

 

Radha Krishna

 

Vatsa Abharana

 

Krishnapriya - The Blessing

 

Krishnapriya

 

Tiruppavai 08 - Krishnapriya