Sree Krishna: A journey of sacrifice, where love and pain walked hand in hand.
- Deepak Kumar
- Aug 16
- 3 min read
(A heartfelt conversation took place between Karna and Sri Krishna)
The Mahabharata captures thoughtful emotions, struggles, and timeless wisdom. One emotional scene features a heartfelt exchange between Karna and Sri Krishna, where they reflect on pain, destiny, and the essence of greatness. With a heavy heart, Karna turned to Krishna and expressed his sorrow

Karna's Last Question to Krishna: The Unspoken Sorrow of Karna
O Lord, my life has been a constant heartache. At birth, my mother, Kunti, floated me on a river. A kind low-caste family took me in, but though I embraced bravery, society deemed me unworthy. Despite my talent and heart, I was denied honourInjustice, recognition, and the chance to stand with princes. My life has been a fight for respect that never came.
Now, as my true identity as Kunti’s firstborn emerges, fate mocks me—this truth comes only as my life fades. Tell me Krishna, is this justice?

Krishna speaks about his separation, love, sacrifice, and wisdom
“Karna, you speak of sorrow as if it’s yours alone, but let me share my story.
At my birth, I too was separated from my parents, Devaki and Vasudeva. To protect me from Kansa's

I was secretly taken to Gokul. My mother couldn’t hold me; instead, another woman, Yashoda, became my mother.

My very first breath was marked by separation.” He continued gently: “In Vrindavan,

I lived among the cowherds, experiencing the simple joys of life, and there I discovered love in its purest form. With Radha, I shared a bond that transcended time—a love that filled my very being. Yet, even that sweetest connection was not mine to keep.
Duty eventually called me away, forcing me to leave Radha and Vrindavan behind. The next chapter of my journey led me to Dwarka, marking yet another transition shaped by sacrifice and responsibility.
Conclusion: Krishna’s Life as a Lesson
From the moment he was born, he faced separation from his parents; in his youth, he had to part ways with his beloved Radha; throughout his life, he carried the heavy burden of duty and the solitude that comes with sacrifice. Yet, despite all this, Krishna demonstrated that pain and love intertwine to give life its true meaning. His existence wasn’t one of comfort, but rather one filled with purpose. It’s this spirit of sacrifice, the acceptance of sorrow, and his steadfast commitment to dharma that keep him alive in the hearts of many.

Barsana: In every colour, in every smile, echoes the eternal love of Radha, Krishna, and the Gopis—where devotion becomes dance, and love becomes divine."
Krishna’s tale serves as a powerful reminder that true immortality isn’t about escaping suffering but about transforming it into wisdom, love, and lasting inspiration.
Krishna’s journey teaches us that even divine beings aren’t immune to sorrow.
Hare Krishna
Happy Janmashtami!
Written by the author, later edited with the help of Artificial Intelligence.
(All photographs were taken during visits to Mathurs, Vrindavan & Barsana, copyrighted with the owner thecommonman.co.in)
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