Canto 10 Part 48 | Krishna in Mathura: Trivakra, Dhanurbhanga & Kamsa's Fear
This is series of talks of the text from U.Ve. Sribhashyam Appalacharya Srimad Bhagavatha Tatwa Deepika
[EN_TITLE]Krishna in Mathura: Trivakra, Dhanurbhanga & Kamsa's Fear[/EN_TITLE] [EN_DESC]Sri Krishna and Balarama enter Mathura, where Krishna encounters Trivakra, a hunchbacked maidservant carrying sandalwood paste for Kamsa, and straightens her body as a blessing symbolizing the removal of crookedness in mind, speech, and action. Krishna promises to visit her home, explaining that the Lord is like a traveler without a fixed abode who finds shelter with those who love Him. Krishna then…
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