This story narrates a beautiful and rare incident. One day, the Gopis needed to cross the Yamuna River to offer food to Sage Agastya. When they asked Lord Krishna for guidance, he told them to say to the Yamuna, "If Krishna is a celibate, grant us a path." Amused, the Gopis repeated the phrase, and to their surprise, the river gave way.

Later, after offering food to Sage Agastya, they faced the same dilemma. The sage told them to say, "If Agastya is a lifelong fasting sage, grant us a path." Despite witnessing him eat, the Yamuna again complied. Confused, the Gopis returned to Krishna, who explained that both he and Sage Agastya are detached from worldly desires. Krishna’s celibacy and Agastya's fasting reflect their spiritual purity, not worldly actions.

The real impact of the crow and cuckoo speech

Relation between Brahma Ji and Gayatri Mantra!

One day of Brahma Ji = 4.32 billion years, know how!

How to use speech correctly!

Karma and association, the difference between good and bad

Speaking too much or being silent is dangerous!

The secret of the amazing power of Gayatri Mantra