Krishna and Arjuna Blow Transcendental Conchshells
In the first chapter of the Bhagavad-Gita, we find Krishna and Arjuna in a war chariot, about to plunge into a great battle. The battle is a holy one, for establishing a righteous king against demonic forces. Battle lines are formed; warriors are ready, and commanders on both sides blow their conchshells as a prelude to the fight. The conchshells of the enemy side have made a tumultuous sound, but the transcendental conchshells of the righteous side, especially those of Krishna and Arjuna, shatter the hearts of the enemy.
