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【 Automobile 】 Going from Gokul to Vrindavan and the salvation of Vatsasur and Bakasura - When Nand Baba etc. old gopas saw that big mischiefs are happening in Gokul which are very harmful for the children, so we should go to some other place. There is a forest named Vrindavan nearby. It has small green forests, holy mountains and lush green vegetation. It is also beneficial for our animals. All the people thought and put the cows and calves in front and kept other things in the carts and went to Vrindavan with Shri Krishna and Baldau. Entering the forest, the cowherds tied their sticks in a half-moon circle and made them stand. Seeing the green forest of Vrindavan, the very beautiful Govardhan mountain and the beautiful bridges of the river Yamuna, great love arose in the hearts of Lord Shri Krishna and Balarama. Once upon a time, Krishna and Balarama were grazing cows and calves on the banks of the Yamuna along with their lover Sakha, the cowherd boy. At the same time a demon came with the desire to kill him. Lord Shri Krishna saw that he had joined our herd of calves by taking the form of an artificial calf. Showing Balaram with the gesture of his eyes, he slowly reached him. They caught hold of both its hind legs along with the tail and whirled them in the sky, and when they died, they threw them on the tree of Kaith. The cowherd boys started praising Kanhaiya by shouting. The deities were also pleased and started showering flowers. Thus he saved Vatsasur. Sometimes he used to get up early in the morning and collect the ingredients of Kaleva and used to roam from one forest to another in the entire ocean of happiness while feeding the calves. It was a matter of one day that the cowherd boys saw that a huge creature was sitting there, seeing which they got scared. He was a huge demon named Bak who came in the form of a heron. His beak was very sharp and very strong, he swallowed Shri Krishna in one fell swoop. All the cowherds became unconscious after seeing this. Here, when Shri Krishna reached under the palate of the heron, he started burning his palate like fire. On this, the demon immediately spit out Shri Krishna and started attacking him with his hard beak. He was Kansa's friend Bakasura. On this, Shri Krishna took hold of both his legs with both his hands and tore them in the middle. All the cowherd boys hugged Lord Shri Krishna. Thus he saved Bakasura.- Shri Krishna