Krishna and Balarama were students under the sage Sandip Muni. When it was time to offer their teacher a gift, Sandip Muni asked for something no one expected - his drowned son back again.
The boys rushed to the ocean and asked the sea god what happened. They learned that a demon named Panchajana had swallowed Sandip Muni's son alive.
Without hesitation, Krishna dove into the depths, fought the demon, and tore him open. But the little boy was nowhere to be found.
Krishna dragged Panchajana's body all the way to the realm of Yama, the god of death. Instead of anger, Yama was surprised and impressed.
"You're not a ordinary boy," Yama told him. He returned Sandip Muni's son and honored Krishna with a blessing, recognizing his divine strength and pure devotion.
Sandip Muni's eyes filled with joy and pride. He knew: Krishna wasn't just a student-he was destiny in action.
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