This episode describes the Yadava community's decision to shift their residence to Vrindavana due to unfavorable omens and disturbances in their existing place. The Dashakam portrays:
The unease and troubling incidents that compel the Yadavas to seek a safer and more auspicious dwelling.
The suggestion by the great Gopa Upananda to relocate to Vrindavana, a beautiful forest near the Govardhana mountain and the Yamuna river.
The beginning of their journey to Vrindavana, a place well-loved by Lord Krishna, where he would grow up and perform many divine pastimes.
The entry into Vrindavana marks a significant transition to Krishna's childhood and youth, where many of his miraculous deeds and leelas occur.
Vrindavana symbolizes spiritual refuge, divine play (leela), and the manifestation of divine love and devotion.
This chapter sets the stage for the deeper exploration of Krishna’s interactions with the cowherds, gopis, and the natural world in sacred Vrindavana.
Namaskarams and Dhanyavadaha to Smt Savithri Ramesh and Smt Asha Murarka for their help.