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Peacockfeather Krishna
Lord Śrī
Krishna used to wear a necklace of green beads; a
nose ring of pearl,
and in His right ear, a ring of pearls. He wore no shirt or coat; just
yellow silk round His waist and a kerchief wound around the head, or
rather thrown carelessly round the head, one end this way and another
end that way. Bhagavān showed, the way, Krishna used to tie the
turban. The peacock feather that is described by poets and sages was
not always worn. It was stuck into the turban occasionally. Of course,
peacocks abounded in Brindavana then, and are in plenty even today. On
His bare chest, there was a mole that could be clearly seen, an
inevitable mark of all Avataras, including Sai's. - Extract from the
Book, SRI SATHYA SAI ANANDADAAYI.
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