Mortals protecting the Immortals

‘I sense it’s time for us to leave this world’ said Krishna with his ever enigmatic smile.

‘Why?’ retorted Amirani.

‘Because this is not the world we desired, our children are pitching each other in mortal peril,’ said Krishna.

‘Good lord! that’s only because they love us, and fighting is a signature of struggle for existence since ages. Since when has war become a sin? I do not expect this of you,’ asserted Amirani.

‘Yes, you are right fighting manifests the spirit of life, but consider what are they fighting for?’ said a forlorn Krishna. ‘They are belittling life, abrading the elixir out of it. Fighting for subsistence is commendable, but fighting for us is not vindicated, whom they interpret as per their perception. They are superfluously drowning us in this blood and gore. I inspired them to cherish life, live it and leave it. The morons are wasting their lives in protecting us. They are trying to protect us from humans, the mortals. They can’t bear nature’s wrath but claim to protect God, the immortal.’

‘They are ignorant, but amid all they love us,’ squeaked Amirani.

‘No, they don’t. If they loved they would have loved all my creations. They are scared of the doomsday inferno and these imbeciles believe by eulogizing me they will dodge it,’ squirmed Krishna.

‘Oh! but where is the hell and what inferno?’ said Amirani.

‘That’s the disparity between human and God, they punish we do not. They allied us with sacraments and ethnicities. Sometimes I ponder if they learn that Gods do not wage war with each other, they will make us resign. Will fashion another God who acclimatizes to their convictions,’ said Krishna with his notorious gleam back in his lotus eyes.

‘You have decided something ain’t you? What is it?’ questioned Amirani.

‘Nothing, only that we are leaving. Yes, we are no more entailed. Humans have vested all their energies, compassion and love in protecting the effigies. Let them live with them. If their beliefs are true they will endure, prosper and raise themselves to be the new Gods. However, if their path is iniquitous they will pay for their deeds, we still can’t save them, it’s the law of karma,’ said the rising Krishna.