Krishna’s Divine Fury – When God Broke His Oath for His Devotee’s Vow-Car Dashboard

Witness one of the most electrifying and emotionally charged episodes from the Mahabharata—when Lord Krishna, the Supreme Divine, shattered His own oath by lifting the chariot wheel as a weapon and charging toward Bheeshma Pitamah.

This scene holds two sacred vows at its heart:
- Krishna’s vow: That He would not lift a weapon in the entire Kurukshetra war, choosing to act only as Arjuna’s charioteer.
- Bheeshma’s vow: That he would force Krishna to take up arms—fighting with such intensity that either Arjuna would be slain, or Krishna would have to break His oath.

As the battle unfolded, Bheeshma fought fiercely, overwhelming Arjuna. Seeing His beloved devotee in peril, Krishna rushed onto the battlefield, lifted a broken chariot wheel as a makeshift weapon, and stormed toward Bheeshma—His divine cloth falling, eyes burning with love and fury.

But Bheeshma bowed with joy—not fear—for he saw the Lord break His own promise to honor a devotee’s word. This moment became immortal not just for its divine drama, but for its cosmic message:

“God bends the laws of the universe for true Bhakti (devotion).”

This handcrafted sculpture immortalizes that sacred paradox—when the protector broke his own vow to protect Dharma and uplift love. Made from premium marble-dust resin and finished with emotional realism, it's a masterpiece of Vedic storytelling and spiritual emotion.

Place this sculpture in your home, office, or sacred space to remember:
When your cause is just and your heart is devoted, even God will fight for you.

Meta Title: Krishna’s Divine Fury Idol – Chariot Wheel Mahabharata Moment

Meta Description: Handcrafted Krishna idol depicting the divine moment He broke His vow for Bheeshma. A must-have Vedic décor of devotion and Dharma.