प्र 06- पीताम्बरधारी श्रीकृष्ण के सौन्दर्य का संक्षिप्त वर्णन कीजिए
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“Krishna’s transcendental form has a reddish luster in seven places — His eyes, His palms, the soles of His lotus feet, His palate, His lips, His tongue and His nails. A reddish luster in these seven places is considered to be auspicious. Three parts of His body are broad: His forehead, chest and waist. Three parts of His body are very deep: His voice, intelligence and navel. There is highness in five parts of His body: His nose, arms, ears, forehead and thighs. In five parts of His body there is fineness: His skin, the hair on His head and the other parts of His body, His teeth and His fingertips. The aggregate of all these bodily features is manifest only in the bodies of great personalities.”
His complexion is dark blue/black like a monsoon cloud full of water, with a translucent quality that emits the dazzling rays of the brahmajoyti, the blazing pure white light that is the goal of impersonalists.
Krishna is beautiful at His different ages — namely His childhood (kaumara up to 5 years), His boyhood (pauganda up to 10 years) and His youth ( kaisora up to 15 years). Out of these three, His youth is the reservoir of all pleasures and is the time when the highest varieties of devotional service are acceptable. At that age, Krishna is full with all transcendental qualities and is engaged in His transcendental pastimes. Therefore, devotees have accepted the beginning of His youth as the most attractive feature in ecstatic love.
The creator of the universe Lord Brahma has described Lord Krishna’s beauty thus:
The creator of the universe Lord Brahma has described Lord Krishna’s beauty thus:“My dear Lord, the inconceivable qualities, beauties and activities which You have revealed by Your presence on this planet cannot be calculated by any material measurement. If one even tries to imagine, ‘Krishna may be like this,’ that is also impossible. The day may come when the material scientist, after many, many births or after many, many years, will be able to estimate the atomic constitution of the whole world, or he may be able to count the atomic fragments that permeate the sky, or he may even give an estimate of all the atoms within the universe, but still he will never be able to count the transcendental qualities in Your reservoir of transcendental bliss, nor describe Your inconceivable beauty.