Often there are confusion and thoughts that modernism may be a reason to destroy or end traditions. Traditions have been a benchmark for people to explain their existence for millions of years. Therefore traditions help them to celebrate their community and also at the same time maintain their strength and confidence through religious learning and practices. Knowledge was limited years ago which was expressed through the preaches of religious thoughts. Lord Krishna has been the teacher for millions of years, he is believed to be the lord of the Kalyug. Each time there has been the birth of Lord Krishna in one form or the other. Even in modernism the traditional sentiments of Krishna remains valuable. Lord Krishna’s tools and preaches have given thoughts and meanings to his followers and believers.

Lord Krishna’s tools Remain as means of teaching in Modernism

Lord Krishna’s tools are less prone to weapons or symbols of war. He accompanies with himself the beauty of nature that recalls all ages from ancient to modernism. Flute and peacock feather beauty and attraction are not hidden to any of the generations.

Two of the most important symbols flute and peacock feather have influenced modernism. Modern time has adapted to understand the intensity of love and nature. Playing flute in the Tribhanga position indicates the relation of art, music, and nature. Indian art, music, and nature are undoubtedly present at the root of tradition and culture. Any religious events or practices or any cultural event, all are rooted in music, art, and culture.

In modern times there is always an attempt to use music and art forms to express the views or bring any changes to society. The sculptures of Mathura Museum depict states about different life stages of Lord Krishna. It points out the happiness and glory that existed with less spread of violence and hatred.

The modern world tries to look forward to using less violence and focusing on the depth of knowledge and nature. His preaching and his tools always focus to promote on better livelihood through intelligence. Krishna sits on a cow which points out his simplicity as a cowboy or shepherd. The cow is one of the holy animals of Hindu for which he is known as Gopal. The life of a minimalist is not related to the strength and power of a person. A simple life-leading person with few needs can rule the whole world. Altogether his three main and simple tools as Lord Krishna promotes love, simplicity, and the need for knowledge in the modern world.

Krishna Wears and Loves Yellow colors

Krishna is known as Shyam for his dark-colored skin. Despite being dark-skinned he was the favorite of all the females in his village Gokula. Dark skin Lord Krishna loves yellow color, mostly he is seen to wear yellow dhoti.

Despite being dark shaded Lord Krishna was the heartthrob of many which indicates that looks do not matter over intelligence and kindness. Krishna’s tools are simple but the most influential to modernism.

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Kalyug is also known as the ‘Dark Age.’ Nirbhaya and Asifa’s cases are a proof that there cannot be an age darker than this.

Where humanity stoops to a new low every day, you are your own responsibility. You can no longer rely on another human being for your well-being. Unfortunately, not even on your family and friends, at times.

In an age where you cannot trust anyone or when there are rarely people around who wants only the best for you; Chanakya’s teachings come to the rescue. His golden words are what we need today to tactfully handle Kalyug and live life as smartly as possible.

#LifeLesson No. 1: Honesty is not always the best policy

Try telling your boss that he does not know his work. Try telling your mother that you do not believe in the institution of marriage but do not mind a live-in relationship. Try telling your father you spend the pocket money he gives you on beer and see what happens next.

I rest my case!

#LifeLesson No. 2: Look for the good in bad. Do not fall prey to fake appearances. 

Nothing is what it seems. In Kalyug, there will only be poison around. It is your job to extract nectar from it. If you see the filth, wash it and check if gold has been covered in dirt. If you allow the dirt to trick you into believing that there is no gold for you, it’s your loss. Someone else will definitely wash the filth and take the gold away which originally belonged to you. And never ever forget that the fools teach you the most important life lessons. Pay attention!

#LifeLesson No. 3: Your secrets should belong only to you

Kalyug is the age wherenone has the best of intention for another. No matter whether the other person is your partner, friend, sibling, or a well-wisher, at some point in time, there will be jealousy. People may not always disturb your life intentionally but when jealousy is born, they may use your secrets against you. This can be anything – from a dream coming true, a relationship you do not want to disclose, or hunting a new job while already working for a company. It’s better to keep your secrets to yourself unless and until the plans are executed and dreams – fulfilled.

#LifeLesson No. 4: A serpent changes his skin, not his fangs

Even if you tame a tiger, you cannot guarantee that he will not eat you when hungry. The same is applicable to evil people. Gone are the days when love and compassion used to change people for good. In Kalyug, even love is misused and abused. When you see toxic people around, it’s better to walk away from them.

#LifeLesson No. 5:  Do not lower your standard

Arguing with fools will only drain you, emotionally and mentally. It is alright to let them think that they are superior. They will never raise their intellectual standard. And it’s not your job to polish their intellect.

If you have more tips to deal with Kalyug, share them in the comments below.

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