As the divine speaker of the Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna is frequently remembered as the one who imparted timeless knowledge on duty, karma, and truth. But what about the times He didn't say anything? When injustice occurred, when sorrow rose, when doubts persisted and yet Krishna said nothing. Was that apathy in silence? Or was there a deeper lesson concealed in the words? Silence is not always a sign of weakness. It is the highest point of knowledge at times.
