Why do you see Lord Krishna wearing yellow clothes in most cases? What does yellow represent here? And what does that mean?

 

"ईश्वरः परमः कृष्णः सच्चिदानन्द विग्रहः।

अनादिरादि गोविन्दः सर्वकारण कारणम्॥"


That is: "Lord Krishna is the Supreme Lord, His form is eternal and blissful. He is the origin of eternity and the cause of all causes."


Some questions have been answered in the above verse.


"Yellow color always gives joy to the mind", and Lord Sachchidananda Swarup. For this reason Lord Krishna always has a sweet smile on his face and we worship his sweet 'Muralidhar' form. Where other deities are worshiped with their weapons, Lord Krishna is worshiped in the form of his Murali Manohar which shows the form of Lord Sachchidananda.


Yellow represents ‘hope and trust’. This is the difference between a believer and an atheist. An atheist who is a realist and a believer in science, he believes nothing but proof, then why should he have faith in God? But in one case here he is weaker than the believers. No matter how confident a person is, no matter how much he improves, there are situations when people do not cope with the situation despite their best efforts. Then he broke down completely. But the believer is relatively less broken in such a situation, because he believes that if he is in danger, someone will save him, if he forgets the way, someone will take him by the hand.


In the Mahabharata, when 'Dushasana' was trying to undress 'Draupadi' in the Dyutasabha, no one helped 'Bhishma, Drona, Bidur and her Panchaswami' in Draupadi's hundreds of prayers. "Then Draupadi forgot the royal court, left his sari in the hands of Dushasana, he forgot all the shame, raised his hands and started calling Govinda." He had so much faith in God that God appeared there at that moment and saved his shame.


"God is always dependent on faith", this is why Lord Krishna is shown in a yellow robe.


The color yellow also represents 'friendship'. The name 'Krishna-sudama' is the first to be uttered when an example of best friendship is given.


Yellow also represents 'intuition'. Lord Krishna is the source of self-knowledge.


One day Lord Krishna suddenly found out that De Nanda and Yashoda were not his parents, and he left them and went to Mathura. He left his beloved Radha forever. He then killed Kangs but did not become the king of Mathura. He built Dwarka where he did not sit on the throne. Shortly after the birth of his eldest son Pradyumna, he was abducted by the demon king Shambharasura. His beloved nephew Abhimanyu received heroism in battle. Draupadi blames Lord Krishna for the death of his sons and Gandhari blames the destruction of Yadava as the cause of war. Conflict with his beloved wife Rukmini, his entire family is destroyed before his eyes. Even the elder Balaram, who was by his side all the time, passed away. But he has no regrets about all this. Because he had self-knowledge, he knew that 'what has happened has been good.' Even when a hunter named Zara stabbed him, he blessed him.


For all these reasons, Lord Krishna wears yellow clothes.

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