Unknown Trivia Facts About Lord Krishna And Mahabharata! Quiz

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Both Amla and Tulasi are spiritual tree/plant. Amla is synonymous to Lord Visnu. In some parts of India, on Tulasi Vivah day, people marry Amla tree and Tulasi plants. Cintamani is touchstone or something that can turn things into as desired. Cintamani is a spiritual stone.

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Gudakesa is Arjuna’s name. Aksara means imperishable and refers to the Supreme Lord. Aksara also means alphabets. Caitya-guru is the Supersoul or the parmatama who resides within the heart of each living entity. Adhoksaja means one who is beyond material sense perception or one who cannot be perceived by impure material senses. Lord Krishna is called Adhoksaja. We cannot see Him with impure senses.

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Madhumangal is a very close associate of Lord Krishna. He was a comedian and a voracious eater. Most of the time, Krishna will steal butter, sweets, yogurt to please Madhumangal. Puranamasi is the grandmother of Madhumangal and Sandipani muni is the son of Puranamasi.

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Conditioned living entities are Marginal energy of the Lord. The internal energy of the Lord is everything spiritual. External energy of the Lord is everything material. Conditioned Living entities are originally spiritual and as this spiritual energy or internal energy has come in contact with a lower form of external energy or material energy of the Lord, the conditioned living entities are marginal energy of the Lord (spirit +matter).

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Lord Krishna’s conch shell is Pancajanya. Arjuna’s conch shell is Devdatta. Bhima’s conch shell is called Paundram. Yudhishtra’s conch shell is Anantvijaya.

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Arjuna had this emblem of Hanuman. Srila Prabhupad writes in BG 1.20 purport “The emblem of Hanumān on the flag of Arjuna is another sign of victory because Hanumān cooperated with Lord Rāma in the battle between Rāma and Rāvaṇa, and Lord Rāma emerged victoriously. Now both Rāma and Hanumān were present on the chariot of Arjuna to help him. Lord Kṛṣṇa is Rāma Himself, and wherever Lord Rāma is, His eternal servitor Hanumān and His eternal consort Sītā, the goddess of fortune, are present. Therefore, Arjuna had no cause to fear any enemies whatsoever.”