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When I say Krishna, most people only think of butter and girls and flute. From sixteen to twenty-one, he lived as a Brahmachari, he took sanyas, lived as a Brahmachari, went through severe sadhana.

Everything that he wanted to create failed with the Kurukshetra war. But we call him lord because through all this, he was playful, untouched by a terrible reality\u2026 a terrible drama that\u2019s playing around you. This, you can also do, isn't it?

Today is Rath Yatra. When we say Krishna, there are too many misconceptions about Krishna. When we say Krishna, most people only think of butter and girls and flute. Yes? But we must understand that his butter business was all till he was six years of age or eight years of age.

So, all this girl business only till he was sixteen years of age. At the age of sixteen, when his guru Sandipani made him realize what is the purpose of his life, first of all, he left Vrindavan, never again came back.

Never again came back to see any of his relatives, or the girls or boys of his area, that was the end of it. At sixteen, he left.

When he was leaving\u2026 Today if we say, Krishna, we say Radhe Krishna. Radhe comes ahead of Krishna because their love, their intimacy, their romance caught the imagination of a whole culture, in the entire subcontinent in such a way that we don\u2019t say Krishna Radhe, we say Radhe Krishna.

But at the age of sixteen, he saw her for the last time, and never again saw her. And at the age of sixteen when he was leaving, he said, \u201cI played this flute for you, now I\u2019m going and not coming back. So as an offering to you, for the love that you are, I am going to give this flute to you and never again play the flute again,\u201d and he never again played the flute.

From then on it was Radha who played the flute. He never played flute after sixteen. From sixteen to twenty-one, he lived as a Brahmachari, he took sanyas, lived as a Brahmachari, went through severe sadhana. After that, his entire life was committed to marry political life\u2026 political process and the spiritual process.

Well, it ended up in a disaster, but he did everything possible. These things are never spoken of. In the northern plains of India, he set up over one thousand ashrams, because he wanted the spiritual process not to be a separate thing.

He wanted the spiritual process to be a part of life as we live - as we brush our teeth in the morning, we meditate. He wanted to bring spiritual process, not as a\u2026 a fringe thing but as a mainstream life, particularly to the rulers of the country, of those many countries that India was at that time. His mission was to spiritualize the political process of the day.

So obviously those days, the political process was not a democratic process. So he thought, the most important thing is if the leadership gets it, then the benefit will naturally come to the people. People who handle other people\u2019s lives - for example, a king or a prime minister or a president of a country today, or even a CEO of a company, because they have hundreds of thousands of people under them. Once you have such a responsibility, then every thought that you generate, every emotion that you generate, every action that you perform, impacts millions of people\u2019s lives.

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