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Kāliya was therefore confident that Garuḍa would not be able to come there, and so he thought it wise But Kāliya’s taking shelter of Saubhari Muni was not successful; he was driven away from the Yamunā by Although Garuḍa did not try to retaliate, the Muni was not saved from his offensive act against a great

He asked Garuḍa not to come there and disturb the fish. Although Garuḍa was not under anyone’s order, being the carrier of Lord Viṣṇu, he did not disobey the

Lord Brahmā made an arrangement by which Garuḍa would not create a disturbance: on each half-moon day Garuḍa was satisfied with this offering, and therefore he did not disturb any other serpents.

Thus they prayed to Kṛṣṇa, saying that they could not take any shelter other than His lotus feet. This was not impossible for Kṛṣṇa, because He is unlimited.

immediately fled to the lake known as Kāliya-hrada, which lay within the Yamunā River and which Garuḍa could not