Hindu Religion
(powers young krishna - hinduism beliefs)

Kaivalya Jnani:
Hinduism never drives children away. Rather... it imbibes in children a great sense of spirituality. How?

In every Hindu household one may find pictures of Lord Krishna about two years of age. This picture depicts the godly powers young Krishna had barely two years old. Hinduism religion is ripe with stories of godly people who in their childhood showed exemplary strength of character.

This depiction clearly reflects upon the thinking of Hindu children. No Hindu child ever fears any God. Seeing the picture of child Krishna dancing on the hood of Kalia naga (the multi faced king of Cobras) ... I have seen children dance with joy. This gives an impetus to their thinking that there is nothing to fear the gods.

Storytelling is common in Hindu households... particularly when the story relates to the childhood times of various gods in Hinduism. In Hinduism nothing adverse has been written about different gods that would reflect badly on children.

The stories of the two boys of King Rama who lived in exile with their mother devi Sita is also pictured in detail. Instances are galore! What Hinduism actually teaches children is... To become God fearing! It is only then they shall be able to face life head-on.

Hindu children never grow with fear... by the time they grow up they have learnt the inner meaning of compassion and forgiveness. Hinduism at large has so much to teach to children... so many scriptures... so much literature one can lay hands upon!

Essay by: Kaivalya Jnani ... One who realized self in his life time! Send your query!

 
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