Let us get on His feet

 

 The five Pandavas survived the Bharata war because of Sahadeva Bhakti, the absolutely invisible Bhakti. Of the five Pandavas, which one is most devoted to Krishna? Everyone had a deep affection for him in their hearts.

Since violence and adharma are on the rise on Earth, Lord Vishnu had promised Bhudevi that he would solve her bhoobharam problem. In light of this, He would have wiped them out during the Kurukshetra conflict. Pandavas will also stand in it. Sahadeva was the one who knew that secret. After accepting Dharmaputra's request, Paramatma departs for the Kaurava King peace mission. Each of the five Pandavas was then asked by Sri Krishna if they preferred peace or war. Then, only Dharmaputra says, "Peace.”.Arjuna, Bhima, and Nakula declare that they want to fight.

 "But why are you asking us?" was all Sahadeva said. "In any case, whatever you think will only come to pass. Do it".Then Krishna realizes that Sahadeva is saying something important because he is an expert in astrology. When they were alone, Paramatma asked Sahadeva, "Tell me what can be done to prevent the war from coming." Sahadeva asserts, "The only way to stop Bharat Yuddha from coming is to bind yourself up."

"Where can I see you tie me?" inquired Krishna, who at that very moment spread out across the hall in the form of sixteen thousand Krishnas. It seemed that Paramatma occupied all of the visible space. How do you construct all these dimensions? Sahadeva did not hesitate, though. He sat on Padmasana. He closed his eyes. He pondered resolutely on Lord Krishna's names, attributes, and forms. He spoke the praises of Krishna with a tongue in a state of devotional ecstasy. Sahadeva's composition, *Sri Krishna Mantram, was then born!

     "Om namo visvarupaya visya sidhyanda hethave

       Vihvesvaraya visavaya govindaya namo namaha!

       Namo vijnana rupaya paramananda rubine 

       Krishnaya gopinathayagovindaya namo namaha!!"

As Sahadeva chanted the mantra, the forms taken by the Supreme Lord mingled one by one, merged into one, and bound it inside Sahadeva's heart. He creates in his mind the actual form of the Kṛiṣhṇa bound in this way.

Krishna was pleased with it. “Sahadeva, you have won!” “My mother tied me to the Ural!” "The gopis of Brindavan bound me!" "God can be bound with devotion, you have convinced me!" "Untie me and let me go!" "What boon do you want?" and so on.

 "Swear to save us," states Sahadeva upon hearing that.

Krishna said, "I am with you all.”

You took Prahlada, Vibhishana, and Karna to your side. No one can know your divinity! Those who know cannot change! What you anticipate happening. "You came here to kill Hiranya and Ravana, Krishna," chuckled Sahadeva.

"I will keep you safe," declared Krishna, who was trapped in Sahadeva's thoughts. He smiled and blessed Sahadeva by revealing his Vishvarupa.

"Let us cling to His feet." Om Namo Narayanaya!!