Why Do Good People Always Get Cheated in Love? Krishna’s Wisdom Breaks Silence”
Noopur Kumari | May 17, 2025, 17:00 IST
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Why do the ones who love the most end up with the deepest scars? Why do kind hearts—who never cheat, never lie—face the cruellest betrayals in love? In this heart-touching conversation between Sakhi and Shree Krishna, we uncover the silent pain of pure souls and the divine truth behind their suffering. If you've ever loved deeply and lost, this article will speak directly to your heart.
Why does love shatter the very hearts that love the deepest? Why do the kindest souls—souls-the ones who give endlessly, forgive silently, and expect nothing in return—end up betrayed, abandoned, and alone? This question aches in the hearts of millions, yet no one dares to answer it. One quiet evening, Sakhi breaks her silence before Krishna. Her voice trembles with pain; her eyes carry unspoken grief. Krishna listens, not as a god, but as the only one who understands the language of breaking hearts. Through their soulful conversation, a truth unfolds—raw, magical, and heartbreakingly real. This is their story. Yours too.
Those who love purely don’t crave flowers or fancy dates—they crave honesty, time, and emotional presence. They don’t want grand gestures, just someone who stays when things get hard. Their love is deep, raw, and unwavering—a kind of magic that’s rare in today’s fast, flaky world. But in a time where attention is confused with affection, and lust is mistaken for love, their sincerity feels “too much” for shallow hearts. They carry galaxies in their soul, hoping someone will understand—but often, they’re left unheard, unseen, and heartbroken. Not because they lacked love, but because the world didn’t know how to hold it.
Kind souls are born to heal. They listen without interrupting, love without conditions, and stay when everyone else walks away. They carry light in their eyes and warmth in their touch—but in lighting up others, they forget their own flame. They believe in the goodness of hearts, trusting even when it hurts. And sadly, some enter just to take, never to stay. Tearfully, Sakhi asks Krishna, “Why does love feel like punishment for the pure-hearted?” Smiling softly, Krishna replies, “Even the sun, after giving light all day, sets to rest. You too, my child, must rest—your love was never the mistake.
Where others walk away, kind souls stay longer. They see not who someone is, but who they could become. They believe love can transform, heal, and change. But not everyone wants to be changed. And not every broken person wishes to be whole. Sakhi weeps, "I thought my love could fix him." Krishna replies, "Love does not fix people. It accepts. Healing is their own choice."
They love with no conditions, no masks—just truth, trust, and tenderness. They don’t play games, they don’t pretend. So when betrayal strikes, it doesn’t just break their heart—it crushes their faith in goodness itself. “He lied to me like it meant nothing,” Sakhi whispers through her tears. Krishna gently replies, “Your love was too divine for his deception. Don’t let his darkness question your light. His betrayal is not your reflection—it’s his loss.” For souls like yours, even pain has purpose. And your purity? It’s not your weakness—it’s your magic.
For kind souls, love isn’t a deal—it’s devotion. It’s not a game of give and take, it’s surrender, like Meera’s love for Krishna—pure, fearless, and selfless. They love with their entire being, expecting nothing in return. But today's world often misunderstands such love, trading feelings like transactions. And when a heart full of bhakti meets one full of conditions, pain is inevitable. Krishna smiles gently and says, “Meera was laughed at, yet her love still sings through time. Don’t chase love that drains you. Choose love that feels like prayer—where your soul feels seen, safe, and sacred.”
Sakhi asks, "Why me, Krishna? Why does this always happen to me?"Krishna smiles with pain in his eyes, "Even I was questioned in love. Radha and I shared a bond beyond time, yet people never understood it. Deep love is often misunderstood. It is not your fault. It is the rarity of your love that confuses the world."
Every tear they shed, every heartbreak they endure—it doesn’t break them, it carves them. Bit by bit, their soul deepens. Their pain becomes unspoken poetry, their silence becomes strength, their scars turn sacred. Sakhi, with trembling eyes, asks Krishna, “Why do the kindest ones suffer so much?” Krishna smiles gently and replies, “Because only those who break beautifully are chosen to carry divine love. Their suffering isn’t a curse—it’s a blessing in disguise. It’s not punishment, Sakhi... it’s preparation. The universe softens them so they can hold love the world can’t understand.” And suddenly, pain began to feel holy.
A Final Whisper from Krishna
Love is not meant to break you, dear one. It is meant to bring you back to yourself. If the world failed to value your purity, it does not mean your love was wrong. It only means it was rare. Like Radha, like Meera, like you—the kindest souls don’t just love. They awaken hearts, even if it breaks their own first. And remember,
"Jo prem me haar gaya,
Wahi toh Krishna ban gaya."
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1. Kind Hearts Expect Depth, Not Perfection
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Those who love purely don’t crave flowers or fancy dates—they crave honesty, time, and emotional presence. They don’t want grand gestures, just someone who stays when things get hard. Their love is deep, raw, and unwavering—a kind of magic that’s rare in today’s fast, flaky world. But in a time where attention is confused with affection, and lust is mistaken for love, their sincerity feels “too much” for shallow hearts. They carry galaxies in their soul, hoping someone will understand—but often, they’re left unheard, unseen, and heartbroken. Not because they lacked love, but because the world didn’t know how to hold it.
2. They Heal Others But Forget to Guard Themselves
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Kind souls are born to heal. They listen without interrupting, love without conditions, and stay when everyone else walks away. They carry light in their eyes and warmth in their touch—but in lighting up others, they forget their own flame. They believe in the goodness of hearts, trusting even when it hurts. And sadly, some enter just to take, never to stay. Tearfully, Sakhi asks Krishna, “Why does love feel like punishment for the pure-hearted?” Smiling softly, Krishna replies, “Even the sun, after giving light all day, sets to rest. You too, my child, must rest—your love was never the mistake.
3. They See Potential, Not Red Flags
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Where others walk away, kind souls stay longer. They see not who someone is, but who they could become. They believe love can transform, heal, and change. But not everyone wants to be changed. And not every broken person wishes to be whole. Sakhi weeps, "I thought my love could fix him." Krishna replies, "Love does not fix people. It accepts. Healing is their own choice."
4. Betrayal Hits Them Harder, Because They Never Thought It Could Happen
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They love with no conditions, no masks—just truth, trust, and tenderness. They don’t play games, they don’t pretend. So when betrayal strikes, it doesn’t just break their heart—it crushes their faith in goodness itself. “He lied to me like it meant nothing,” Sakhi whispers through her tears. Krishna gently replies, “Your love was too divine for his deception. Don’t let his darkness question your light. His betrayal is not your reflection—it’s his loss.” For souls like yours, even pain has purpose. And your purity? It’s not your weakness—it’s your magic.
5. Love For Them Is a Sacred Devotion, Not a Transaction
A woman offering flowers
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For kind souls, love isn’t a deal—it’s devotion. It’s not a game of give and take, it’s surrender, like Meera’s love for Krishna—pure, fearless, and selfless. They love with their entire being, expecting nothing in return. But today's world often misunderstands such love, trading feelings like transactions. And when a heart full of bhakti meets one full of conditions, pain is inevitable. Krishna smiles gently and says, “Meera was laughed at, yet her love still sings through time. Don’t chase love that drains you. Choose love that feels like prayer—where your soul feels seen, safe, and sacred.”
6. Even Shree Krishna Was Misunderstood in Love
Krishna playing the flute
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Sakhi asks, "Why me, Krishna? Why does this always happen to me?"Krishna smiles with pain in his eyes, "Even I was questioned in love. Radha and I shared a bond beyond time, yet people never understood it. Deep love is often misunderstood. It is not your fault. It is the rarity of your love that confuses the world."
7. But Their Suffering Is Not in Vain
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Every tear they shed, every heartbreak they endure—it doesn’t break them, it carves them. Bit by bit, their soul deepens. Their pain becomes unspoken poetry, their silence becomes strength, their scars turn sacred. Sakhi, with trembling eyes, asks Krishna, “Why do the kindest ones suffer so much?” Krishna smiles gently and replies, “Because only those who break beautifully are chosen to carry divine love. Their suffering isn’t a curse—it’s a blessing in disguise. It’s not punishment, Sakhi... it’s preparation. The universe softens them so they can hold love the world can’t understand.” And suddenly, pain began to feel holy.
A Final Whisper from Krishna
"Jo prem me haar gaya,
Wahi toh Krishna ban gaya."
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