Why did Lord Krishna pick up the Govardhan Hill only with his little finger?

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Lord Krishna pick up the Govardhana Hill and saved Vrindavan from the wrath of Indra deva, But the use of an only little finger there is any specific reason?






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    When something is “far too easy”, the phrase used, as per Hindi terminology is “Baye haath ka khel”.And in the case of Sri Rama/Sri Krishna, this phrase, goes one step ahead, and, becomes as “Baye haath ki, choti ungli ka khel” !
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Lord Krishna pick up the Govardhana Hill and saved Vrindavan from the wrath of Indra deva, But the use of an only little finger there is any specific reason?






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    When something is “far too easy”, the phrase used, as per Hindi terminology is “Baye haath ka khel”.And in the case of Sri Rama/Sri Krishna, this phrase, goes one step ahead, and, becomes as “Baye haath ki, choti ungli ka khel” !
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Lord Krishna pick up the Govardhana Hill and saved Vrindavan from the wrath of Indra deva, But the use of an only little finger there is any specific reason?






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    When something is “far too easy”, the phrase used, as per Hindi terminology is “Baye haath ka khel”.And in the case of Sri Rama/Sri Krishna, this phrase, goes one step ahead, and, becomes as “Baye haath ki, choti ungli ka khel” !
    – Uday Krishna
    5 mins ago












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    When something is “far too easy”, the phrase used, as per Hindi terminology is “Baye haath ka khel”.And in the case of Sri Rama/Sri Krishna, this phrase, goes one step ahead, and, becomes as “Baye haath ki, choti ungli ka khel” !
    – Uday Krishna
    5 mins ago







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When something is “far too easy”, the phrase used, as per Hindi terminology is “Baye haath ka khel”.And in the case of Sri Rama/Sri Krishna, this phrase, goes one step ahead, and, becomes as “Baye haath ki, choti ungli ka khel” !
– Uday Krishna
5 mins ago




When something is “far too easy”, the phrase used, as per Hindi terminology is “Baye haath ka khel”.And in the case of Sri Rama/Sri Krishna, this phrase, goes one step ahead, and, becomes as “Baye haath ki, choti ungli ka khel” !
– Uday Krishna
5 mins ago










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Lord lifted the Govardhana Hill with one hand and not only with one finger, this is mentioned in SB 10.25.19:




ity uktvaikena hastena



 kṛtvā govardhanācalam



dadhāra līlayā viṣṇuś



 chatrākam iva bālakaḥ



Having said this, Lord Kṛṣṇa, who is Viṣṇu Himself, picked up Govardhana Hill with one hand and held it aloft just as easily as a child holds up a mushroom.




The commentary also says that




It is confirmed in the Hari-vaṁśa that Śrī Kṛṣṇa picked up the Govardhana Mountain with His left hand.




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  • please see that youtu.be/C6epbp4RGpc?t=65 and also see various image and you can see that only little finger are used to pick up Govardhan hill
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Lord lifted the Govardhana Hill with one hand and not only with one finger, this is mentioned in SB 10.25.19:




ity uktvaikena hastena



 kṛtvā govardhanācalam



dadhāra līlayā viṣṇuś



 chatrākam iva bālakaḥ



Having said this, Lord Kṛṣṇa, who is Viṣṇu Himself, picked up Govardhana Hill with one hand and held it aloft just as easily as a child holds up a mushroom.




The commentary also says that




It is confirmed in the Hari-vaṁśa that Śrī Kṛṣṇa picked up the Govardhana Mountain with His left hand.




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What is the story about Shri Krishna lifting Govardhan Giri to save the villagers from heavy rain?






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  • please see that youtu.be/C6epbp4RGpc?t=65 and also see various image and you can see that only little finger are used to pick up Govardhan hill
    – Udhav Sarvaiya
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Lord lifted the Govardhana Hill with one hand and not only with one finger, this is mentioned in SB 10.25.19:




ity uktvaikena hastena



 kṛtvā govardhanācalam



dadhāra līlayā viṣṇuś



 chatrākam iva bālakaḥ



Having said this, Lord Kṛṣṇa, who is Viṣṇu Himself, picked up Govardhana Hill with one hand and held it aloft just as easily as a child holds up a mushroom.




The commentary also says that




It is confirmed in the Hari-vaṁśa that Śrī Kṛṣṇa picked up the Govardhana Mountain with His left hand.




Related Post(s)



What is the story about Shri Krishna lifting Govardhan Giri to save the villagers from heavy rain?






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  • please see that youtu.be/C6epbp4RGpc?t=65 and also see various image and you can see that only little finger are used to pick up Govardhan hill
    – Udhav Sarvaiya
    2 hours ago












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Lord lifted the Govardhana Hill with one hand and not only with one finger, this is mentioned in SB 10.25.19:




ity uktvaikena hastena



 kṛtvā govardhanācalam



dadhāra līlayā viṣṇuś



 chatrākam iva bālakaḥ



Having said this, Lord Kṛṣṇa, who is Viṣṇu Himself, picked up Govardhana Hill with one hand and held it aloft just as easily as a child holds up a mushroom.




The commentary also says that




It is confirmed in the Hari-vaṁśa that Śrī Kṛṣṇa picked up the Govardhana Mountain with His left hand.




Related Post(s)



What is the story about Shri Krishna lifting Govardhan Giri to save the villagers from heavy rain?






share|improve this answer












Lord lifted the Govardhana Hill with one hand and not only with one finger, this is mentioned in SB 10.25.19:




ity uktvaikena hastena



 kṛtvā govardhanācalam



dadhāra līlayā viṣṇuś



 chatrākam iva bālakaḥ



Having said this, Lord Kṛṣṇa, who is Viṣṇu Himself, picked up Govardhana Hill with one hand and held it aloft just as easily as a child holds up a mushroom.




The commentary also says that




It is confirmed in the Hari-vaṁśa that Śrī Kṛṣṇa picked up the Govardhana Mountain with His left hand.




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What is the story about Shri Krishna lifting Govardhan Giri to save the villagers from heavy rain?







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  • please see that youtu.be/C6epbp4RGpc?t=65 and also see various image and you can see that only little finger are used to pick up Govardhan hill
    – Udhav Sarvaiya
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  • please see that youtu.be/C6epbp4RGpc?t=65 and also see various image and you can see that only little finger are used to pick up Govardhan hill
    – Udhav Sarvaiya
    2 hours ago















please see that youtu.be/C6epbp4RGpc?t=65 and also see various image and you can see that only little finger are used to pick up Govardhan hill
– Udhav Sarvaiya
2 hours ago




please see that youtu.be/C6epbp4RGpc?t=65 and also see various image and you can see that only little finger are used to pick up Govardhan hill
– Udhav Sarvaiya
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