Originally posted by: Vibhishna
It feels like old times again 😃
bharat9, yes, its been a long time and as Khalrika said, I miss those days. I am fine and hope to hear the same from you. 😊
Originally posted by: Vibhishna
I too did wonder why no one else of the Yadavas used peacock feathers on their crowns. Perhaps only Lord Krishna liked to do it and come to think of it I wonder if he started wearing the feather in Vrindavan or when he was in Mathura. When did he first use the feather, anyway?
Yes, and it feels great.
I dont know where you guys are discussing any topics at the moment, hence i visited this topic and thought to give it a life!!
Thanks di, im fine too.
if i remmber correctly, i saw in 'Shri Krishna' by Ramananad Sagar that when Krishna was a little kid in Vrindavan, Nanda ji maharaj bought two peacock featherd crowns for both Krishna and Dau-bhaiya. Krishna happily wore that crown but Dau-bhaiya refused to wear it. Since then Krishna always wore the featherd-crown. Please give me few days and then I'll try and post the video link to this episode.
hi rinki..
Gr8 you have bring this forum alive with jara hatke discussion and gud to see all Rfians participating in this..
even i don't think so its bad omen becoz we also keep peacock feathers for decoration purpose in our pooja ghar..
we have ladoo goplaji at our place.. so we have many things which we used to embllish our knhaji..
and no one said that it has ill effect..
but.. in recnt times i have heard this that people do kill peacock to obtain their feathers.. so on that point i agree with vibs that to to stop peacock killing this might have been spread..
and here this i found on yahoo answers may be it help you...
Best Answer - Chosen by Asker There are many beliefs and myths about peacocks.
Peacock feathers indoors: Good luck, harmony, serenity, peace of mind, relaxation and protection are all associated with the magnificent peacock.
The peacock is considered to be a bird of protection and safe guarding. This bird is also valued as a protection for the psychic self. There has been lore that writes that to have a peacock feather within the home this helps to safe guard any of the energy in the environment. Some consider them a gift from the Creator. The peacock brings harmony and joy to our mind. This bird is majestic, proud with much expression and as the male bird walks and dances to the female in courting. This reminds us of the celebration in life.
NBC displays the peacock with its tail feathers full of All-Seeing Eyes. In Hinduism... 'when the god Indra transforms himself into an animal, he becomes a peacock. In India the peacock was believed to have a thousand eyes in its feathers... In Java, the peacock was associated with the Devil. In Mosul in northern Iraq, there is a sect of Yezidis who hold that the Devil is not evil, and call him the Peacock Angel.'
Hindu: The myth is that the peacock "has angels' feathers, a devil's voice, and the walk of a thief." It is the mount of Sarasvati, goddess of wisdom and learning. It is also, sometimes, a vehicle of Lakshmi and of Brahma. When it is mounted by Kama, god of love, it represents desire. Hindu gurus are fond of using peacock feathers in darshan to deliver shaktiput to their disciples.
Japan & China: Its feather is an attribute of the goddess Kwannon.
Greek: The emblem of the bird-god Phaon. Associated with Hera, who is credited with scattering the "Argus Eyes" over its tail.
Egypt: It sometimes accompanies Isis.
Babylon. Persia: Both had a peacock throne.
src.. of the ans. is
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070619064901AAAMrVn
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