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ON JANMASHTAMI

  It is believed that God always behaves ideal. So almost our all myths when tell us about God’s incarnation as a human being, they draw His character as ideal in His childhood and in young age also. Only,God Krishna is shown as behaving according to the age like a human being. From His childhood and in His throughout whole life, there is a mischievousness, which is very much liked by all human beings. Perhaps so, everyone feels more attachment for Krishna. Because, even in old age also even an ideal and disciplined human being likes mischievousness, though he himself could never behave so. In childhood, Krishna played fully with his friends, even stole curd and butter from milkmaid's houses with friends. At the same time, being God, he killed many monsters also. In young age, He played “Rasleela”with the milkmaid's. When He helped Arjuna to marry with His sister Subhadra, very mischievously he deceived Balaram. It means God Krishna is the best combination of God and human being.
           Krishna’s every mischief is liked by all in every aeon. Because, in everyone's mind, mischievousness is present. Some persons openly admit and don't hesitate to behave mischievously, and in some persons,it is hidden or we can say that they had successfully suppressed it. So, in many houses, we can see that grandfather and grandsons are best friends of eachother. Perhaps this common factor (mischievousness) joins them. And the generation between them also enjoys it.
      In this week, there is “Janmashtami”. So every generation will celebrate it very enthusiastically. 

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