In this episode of Divine Teachings, we dive deep into the Srimad Bhagavatam to explore a powerful moment in Canto 1, Chapter 14—Nature’s response to the passing of Lord Krishna. These verses describe the cosmic upheaval that occurred when Krishna, the divine sustainer of life, left the earth. The sun, the wind, the rivers, and even the animals reflect the sorrow of His departure. Join us as we unravel how the natural world is intimately connected to the divine presence and what this teaches us about the role of Krishna in maintaining the balance of creation.

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Narada tells Yudhishthir that one must not have any attachments or desires for anyone or anything once one is ready for Vanaprastashram.

We all have to go away from the material worldly desires and duties and roam around to find the truth about God. One should be attached only to Krishna and become his devotee only.

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Narada comes to Hastinapur to solve the mystery of the disappearance of the two uncles of Yudhishthir.

Narada tells him why Dhritarashtra and Vidura along with Gandhari left for Himalayas on way to Vanaprastashram as that's what humans are supposed to do once their worldly duties and desires are over.

Krsnaknows explains the truth from the Srimad Bhagavatam Canto 1 Chapter 13 here.

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