Reading Notes: Krishna - Epified, Part B


  • Telling the story of how Brahma decided to mess with Krishna from the point of Brahma would be interesting 
    • Perhaps some kind of interesting drama between Brahma and Vishnu can be cooked up in the story 
  • Describing Krishna's sadness through his point of view at him learning that he was the savior of Dharma would be interesting 
    • Could delve into the inner workings of Vishnu here
  • The sadness is vividly apparent when Krishna leaves the Yadavas; Akrur sees Vishnu in his true form 
  • Krishna healing Trivakra is very interesting...nice story to tell from here. Could even add in Harry Potter elements 
  • Krishna brings about the end of Kamsa 
  • Krishna moved Mathura to Dwaraka to avoid attack - thinking of alternates here would be interesting 

An image depicting Krishna in his kingdom of Dwaraka. 
Source.



Bibliography: Krishna by Epified, Link to Story

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