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why Krishna wear peacock feather?
In Hinduism, especially in Vaishnava devotion, Lord Krishna has a unique form. That divine form, complete with flute, Peetambaram (yellow silk), beautiful crown, and gentle smile, is not complete without the peacock feather on his head. This peacock feather is not just an ornament, but is also a profound symbol of the divinity and nature of the Lord.
There are various stories about how the peacock feather came to be on the crown of Lord Krishna. All of these depict the Lord's pastimes, humility, and connection with nature. The most famous of these legends is related to the forests of Vrindavan.
When the Lord played the flute on his magical flute, not only humans but also animals and birds, especially peacocks, were attracted by the sweet music and gathered around. The peacocks, mesmerized by the music, began to dance in delight. Lord Krishna, captivated by the peacocks' dance, also danced with them. This divine dance filled Vrindavan with unforgettable joy.
When this dance reached its climax, the peacocks, overjoyed, shed their beautiful feathers. In gratitude for this unforgettable moment, the king of peacocks offered his most beautiful feather to Lord Krishna. The Lord wore the feather on his head as a sign of love and gratitude. This story reminds us of the Lord's deep connection with nature and how he appreciates the love he receives from every part of creation.