Radhe Radhe

Krishna's role as the protector of cows also holds a deep symbolism. During his time in Vrindavan, there are numerous stories of him defending the cows from harm, whether it be from wild animals or evil forces. One of the most famous tales is that of Govardhan Hill, where Krishna lifts the hill on his little finger to shelter the cows and people of his Vrindava and the villagers from a devastating storm sent by the angry god Indra. This story, while miraculous, carries a powerful message. It speaks to the idea of protection, not just for cows but for all vulnerable beings. Krishna's actions remind us that it is our duty to protect those who cannot protect themselves, whether they be animals, the environment, or fellow humans in need.