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• Yashoda Krishna, also spelled Yashoda-Krishna, is a reference to the bond between Lord Krishna and Yashoda, his foster mother. In Hindu mythology, Yashoda is portrayed as the maternal figure who raised and cared for Lord Krishna as a kid. 
•  After Lord Krishna was born, he was brought to Gokul and given to Yashoda and her husband, Nanda, to take care of. Yashoda, who is regarded as Krishna's foster mother, was instrumental in his upbringing. 
•  She is portrayed as a devoted and caring mother who lavished Krishna with love and treated him as if he were her own child. Yashoda and Krishna's relationship is marked by maternal love, tenderness, and the rewards and difficulties of rearing a holy child. 
•  The fun and mischievous attitude of little Krishna and Yashoda's intense love for him are highlighted in several tales and situations. 
•  One well-known tale is about Krishna's affection for butter (Makhan Chor). Krishna frequently broke into the locals' homes covertly to take butter. When Yashoda saw him doing that, she would jokingly reprimand him. 
•  Hindu religious traditions and folklore value and celebrate these exchanges between Yashoda and Krishna. 
•  Yashoda and Krishna's connection stands up for the universal love that all mothers have for their children.  
•  It stands for the adoration and devotion that followers of the holy can develop. Yashoda is revered as the epitome of pure, unselfish love because of his undying devotion to Krishna. 
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