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Krishna and His siblings

Krishna and His siblings

Aug 16, 2025

Janamashtami celebrates the divine birth of Lord Krishna - but did you know He wasn't an only child?

His siblings Balarama and Subhadra played powerful roles - each with a unique force in life

Krishna - The Divine Guide

  • Born to restore balance in a world overrun by evil
  • Raised in Gokul, He grew up charming, wise and full of divine tales
  • As an adult, He guided Arjuna in the Mahabharata, teaching the path of dharma (righteousness)

He represents wisdom, live and cosmic purpose

Balarama - The Grounding Strength

  • Elder brother of Krishna, transferred from Devaki's womb to Rohini to protect Krishna from Kamsa
  • Stood beside Krishna in the defeat of their tyrant uncle Kamsa
  • Carried a plough, symbolizing strength and agriculture

He represents loyalty, inner strength and balance

Subhadra - The Devoted

  • Younger sister to Krishna and Balarama
  • Married Arjuna and became the mother of Abhimanyu, a young hero in the Mahabharata
  • In some tales, she drive Arjuna's chariot, showing her courage and deep devotion

She represents devotion, feminine strength and grace

Together, they represent

  • Wisdom (Krishna)
  • Strength (Balarama)
  • Devotion (Subhadra)

Three siblings, one beautiful legacy of love and purpose

Wishing you a joyful and meaningful celebration. Happy Janamashtami!

 

 

By - Cuddly Gurus - Celebrating and honoring great Hindu Icons

Cuddly Gurus is committed to creating Hindu plush toys that capture the beauty and essence of the Great Icons. Love and care are poured into each detail of the Hindu cultural toys we create, whether it be the blended feather of Kindhearted Krishna, or the folded hands of Humble Hanuman expressing his deep humility.

Hindu storybooks accompany each of these perfect plushies, bringing to life the good values of humility, calmness, and believing in yourself. We invite you to look at our full range of mantra singing Indian plush toys including Great Ganesha, Serene Shiva, Humble Hanuman, and Kindhearted Krishna, and be prepared that your child may not want to put it down!