Acharya Prashant discusses the incident of Shri Krishna stealing the clothes of the Gopis, explaining it as a natural expression of nature rather than an act of corruption. He argues that our ego finds it difficult to accept this as a simple play of nature, leading us to invent complex interpretations. He points out that Shri Krishna and the Gopis were likely adolescents, around fourteen or fifteen years old, and their interactions reflected the natural curiosity and attraction typical of that age. He emphasizes that Shri Krishna was not acting out of a pre-planned agenda but was responding spontaneously to the moment, a quality he shares with the innocence of the animal kingdom.
