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Lord Krsna goes back to Godhead
We just celebrated Krsnas Janmastami ,,, no one celebrates Krsnas disapperance but it is just as auspicious and Srimad Bhagavatam states that those who read the chapters relating to Krsnas disapperance goes back to Godhead themselves it is stated in the 11 canto of Srimad Bhagavatam
Here is a summary from Garga Samhita about some of the pastimes in relations to Krsnas transcendental disappearance
this is from 10 Canto of Garga samhita Asvamedha Khanda about the disappearance of Lord Sri Krsna
At that time Krsna was sitting under a banyan tree when Uddhava came to
Him and took shelter of His feet. Balarama returned to His eternal abode. Then
Krishna went to Vrindavan and informed all the inhabitants of Vrindavan that they
should return to Goloka, the spiritual world, because very soon the age of Kali will
appear, where all the good qualities of people will disappear and the unfavorable
influence of this age will come.
While Krishna was talking with the inhabitants of Vrindavan, a huge chariot five
yojanas in length appeared there, descending from Goloka. This chariot had two
thousand wheels and was drawn by a thousand horses. Then Lord Vishnu manifested
from the body of Krsna along with Lakshmi. They got on the chariot and went to the
ocean of milk. Krishna and Radha ascended this divine chariot, while all the
inhabitants of Vraja put on their original forms, and then also ascended it. Thus, led
by Lord Krishna, they returned to the eternal spiritual abode of Goloka Vrindavan.
Meanwhile, Arjuna performed a funeral ceremony for all the Yadavas. He freed
himself from grief by remembering the instructions of Krsna, which He gave him in
the Bhagavad-gita. Then Yudhishthira left the kingdom with his brothers and reached
the highest destination. After the departure of Lord Krishna, all of Dvaraka, along
with Mount Raivata, sank into the ocean.
The disappearance of Lord Krsna and Balarama falls around February 19th every year ,I make it a point to remember on this day also .Remember Sambha dressed as a pregnant woman to make fun of the great Sages and they cursed the Yadu Dynasty would be destroyed from the Iron lump Sambha had used to pretent to be a pregnant woman, they curse was what ever is in the "Womb " would destroy the Yadudynasty ,, King Ugrasena had the lumb grinded into poweder except one small piece that the hunter Jara used to pierce Krsnas lotusfoot, Jara in his previous life was Vali that was killed by Lord Ramachandras arrow in hidding ,, Vali in anger cursed Lord Rama in your next incarnation I will kill you with an arrow in the same way hiding behind a tree,, Jara the hunter mistook Krsnas red lotus feet from a distance with a deer ,, so he begged forgiveness and Krsna took Jara with Him to Goloka Vrindavana ,, the inhabitants of Dvaraka went once to Prabhasa Ksetra and did some rituals they started drinking some kind of wine and the Lords associates go angry and killed each other with bambo sticks that the iron had entered from the grinding of the iron lump from Sambhas pretense belly ..after that all where killed and Dvaraka was flooded one palace remained that is not used as a temple in Dvaraka.Dvaraka Mahatmya in Garga Samhita explains some of the many glories of Dvaraka that are unlimited . Krsna and Balarama Themselves killed many of the Yadu dynasty with the iron infused Bambo stick all these souls then also entered Goloka Vrindavana
Still Krsna is everywhere as He pervades the Spiritual and material worlds
Krsna had just finished narrating the whole of Uddhava Gita to Uddhava when His disappearance Lila took place ,thus the Uddhava Gita is Krsnas last instructions and found in Srimad Bhagavatam 11 Canto ,Uddhava and Maitreya Muni heard the Uddhava Gita from Krsna ,so we have both Bhagavad Gita and Uddhava Gita from Krsna

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