The Universal consciousness is represented by the Lord Krishna, who in fact was a historical personality, that is very well exemplified in the Indian epic Mahabharata, a play of not only historical fame, but of a monumental dimensions; and gradually as the era advanced, he got the firm status of a God with some special virtues, and became very lovable character to mothers, children, young lovers, as well as elderly people, even as a personal god for thousands of devotees; and deriving from his younghood playfulness, that was considered as harmless, emerged a concept of free living, enjoying the worldly aspects, and yet contemplating the highest goal to reach or merge into the supreme consciousness; and this is done through living a carefree life (not careless, or childish, immature life);
meaning a life lived without worries and the worldly desires.
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According to me celebrating his birthday is synonymous with reminding to ourselves of our journey to Godhood of love, the highest principle of Universal kindness.
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