Prompt: Shri Krishna is considered one of the great personalities in Hinduism and is regarded as the tenth avatar of Lord Vishnu. He is presented in Hindu mythological stories as the son of King Vasudev and his wife Devaki.
The character of Shri Krishna is prominently featured in the Mahabharata, especially in the "Bhagavad Gita," where he imparts teachings to Arjuna about dharma (duty) and yoga (spiritual practice). His childhood and youth are marked by numerous divine feats, playful activities, and his role as the beloved hero of the gopis (cowherd girls).
Shri Krishna's character is multifaceted, but he is often depicted as an eternal and charismatic figure. Due to his companionship and devotees, he is revered as one of the beloved forms of the divine.
The depictions of Lord Krishna, his qualities, and his stories are integral to Hinduism, serving as important moral and spiritual teachings for his devotees.
Prompt: Shree Krishna as a child, often referred to as "Bal Krishna" or "Krishna Balram," is a beloved and iconic figure in Hindu mythology. Here’s a description of his typical depiction:Adorable Features: Bal Krishna is usually portrayed with a charming, playful demeanor. He has a round, innocent face with large, expressive eyes and a joyful smile.Peacock Feather: One of the most recognizable features is the peacock feather in his hair, symbolizing beauty and divine connection.Curly Hair: He often has curly black hair, adding to his cute and endearing appearance.Flute: Even as a child, he is sometimes depicted with a flute, an instrument he is famous for playing.Jewelry: He is adorned with simple yet elegant jewelry, such as a necklace, bracelets, and anklets, highlighting his divine nature.Yellow Dhoti: Bal Krishna typically wears a yellow dhoti (a traditional garment), which is symbolic of his vibrant and joyous personality.Butter: Many images show him with butter, either holding a pot or with butter smeared on his face, reflecting his mischievous nature and the famous stories of him stealing butter (Makhan Chor).Cow: Sometimes, he is shown with cows or calves, emphasizing his role as a protector of cows (Gopala) and his connection to pastoral life.Playful Scenes: Bal Krishna is often depicted in playful scenes, such as dancing with the gopis (cowherd girls), playing with other children, or engaging in his famous childhood pranks
Dream Level: is increased each time when you "Go Deeper" into the dream. Each new level is harder to achieve and
takes more iterations than the one before.
Rare Deep Dream: is any dream which went deeper than level 6.
Deep Dream
You cannot go deeper into someone else's dream. You must create your own.
Deep Dream
Currently going deeper is available only for Deep Dreams.
