Description of:   KRISHNA STEALS GOPI'S GARMENTS Artist: Jadurani Devi Dasi The young gopis of Vrindavana were in love with Krishna and wanted to marry Him. They worshiped the Goddess Katyayani (Durga) to get Krishna as their husband. After a month of worship and eating simply, Krishna appeared before them to bestow His causeless mercy. At this time Krishna was only seven years old, so there is no question of lust. Krishna called the gopis forward from the Yamuna River to hand them their garments, and saw their complete beauty. In doing so Krishna granted their long-cherished desire to have Him as their lover. In the future He would further bestow mercy upon them in the Rasa dance. This pastime is mentioned in the Srimad-Bhagavatam, 10th canto, 22nd chapter.

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