In the vast expanse of Indian mythology, few figures are as revered and multifaceted as Lord Krishna. Known for his divine mischief, profound wisdom, and unparalleled devotion to his followers, Krishna's life and teachings have inspired countless generations. However, one aspect of Krishna’s persona that often goes unnoticed is his role as an “unpaid therapist.” Beyond his role as a deity, lover, or king, Krishna can be seen as an embodiment of guidance for the troubled soul, a figure who patiently listens, offers advice, and steers individuals toward emotional and spiritual healing. Krishna's Unfailing Patience Krishna’s interactions with his devotees and companions showcase his immense patience and empathy. Whether comforting Arjuna in the battlefield of Kurukshetra or offering counsel to gopis and other followers, Krishna always seems to understand the human condition with remarkable depth. Unlike many modern-day therapists who get paid for their time, Krishna's support ...