What makes someone truly great? Is it the ability to win a war, rule a kingdom, understand human emotions or guide others through life's toughest decisions? Lord Krishna's story brings all these qualities together. He appears as a playful child, a beloved figure in Vrindavan, a skilled strategist, a ruler and the teacher of the Bhagavad Gita. But the most fascinating part is how he moves between these roles without losing sight of his purpose. That is what makes Krishna far more than a single definition of greatness.
