Why did Krishna steal butter despite being a God?
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Why did Krishna steal butter despite being a God?
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Why does Krishna steal butter? And why has the mischievous Makhan Chor become one of the most beloved images associated with Krishna Janmashtami? In this episode of Chaturya, K. Hari Kumar explores the story behind Krishna's butter theft, from the homes of the gopis in Gokul to the famous leela of Damodara, when Yashoda attempts to bind Krishna with a rope.
But beneath the childhood mischief lies a deeper spiritual meaning. We explore why butter can represent the purified heart, what Krishna's theft tells us about bhakti and divine love, and how the same ancient story lives on through Dahi Handi, Mosaru Kudike, Uriyadi and the butter offerings made to Unnikrishna at Guruvayur. This is the story of a theft that may never have been about taking anything at all, but about the Divine receiving what love had already prepared.