Krishna And Shishupala: Forgiven a hundred times

The enigmatic bond between Krishna and Shishupala unfolds with twists of destiny and threads of forgiveness. Shishupala's mother, upon learning of her son's destined demise at the hands of Krishna, extracts a solemn vow from Krishna to pardon her child's misdeeds a hundredfold. Despite relentless provocation from Shishupala, Krishna extends forgiveness a hundred times over, until the day arrives when Shishupala commits his hundred and first offense, sealing his fate. Moral Dilemmas: Delve into the complexities of moral dilemmas and the power of forgiveness as symbolised by Krishna's unwavering compassion towards Shishupala. The Indian mythical tale fosters empathy and moral reasoning in children. Character Development: Witness the transformation of Shishupala from a resentful antagonist to someone trapped by his own choices in this mythical tale. Children are encouraged to reflect on the consequences of their actions and the importance of self-awareness. Cultural Understanding: Gain in