Oualities of Sri Krsna
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The promise of Krṣṇa that His devotees are never vanquished had also previously been admitted by Indra when he was defeated in the Govardhana- līlā . When Krṣṇa stopped the villagers of Braja (Vṛndāvana) from worshiping Indra, Indra became angry and therefore inundated Vṛndāvana with continual rain. Krṣṇa, however, protected all of the citizens and animals of Vṛndāvana by lifting Govardhan Hill, which served as an umbrella. After the incident was over, Indra surrendered to Krṣṇa with many prayers, in which he admitted, “By Your lifting Govardhan Hill and protecting the citizens of Vṛndavana, You have kept Your promise that Your devotees are never to be vanquished.”
19. Expert Judge of Time and Circumstances
Kṛṣṇa was very expert in dealing with people according to circumstances, country, time and paraphernalia. How He could take advantage of a particular time, circumstance and person is expressed by Him while talking to Uddhava about His  rāsa  dance with the  gopīs . He says: “The most opportune time is the full moon night in autumn, like tonight. The best place within the universe is Vṛndāvana, and the most beautiful girls are the  gopīs . So, My dear friend Uddhava, I think I should now take advantage of all these circumstances and engage Myself in the  rāsa  dance.”
20. Seer by the Authority of the Scriptures
A person who acts exactly according to the tenets of scripture is called  sāstra-cakṣus .  Śāstra-cakṣus  means one who sees through the eyes of the authorized scriptures. Actually, any man of knowledge and experience should see everything through these books. For example, with our naked eye we perceive the sun globe simply as some glaring substance, but when we see through authorized books of science and other literature, we can understand how much greater the sun globe is than this earth and how powerful it is. So seeing things through the naked eye is not actually seeing. Seeing things through the authorized books or authorized teachers is the correct way to see. So, although