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Shri Krushna had made many others understand "who is he" -- Shri Narayana himself, supreme Brahman. But after revealing his real identity, he made them forget the revelation by using "Maya", the illusive power.

Reason maybe "the time was yet not right and those people had to yet go through their sufferings (prarabdha)". Examples being Yashoda, Devaki, Vasudev, Sudama, etc.
For Yashoda, it's mentioned in SB 10.8

But, to some others such as Arjuna, Bheeshma, Kunti, Akroor, Muchukunda, he didn't make them forget the truth. These people always knew the truth.

What might be the reason?

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  • No, Krishna didn't made them (Yashoda, Devaki, Vasudev, Sudama) forget who is he. Can you please add any reference for concluding that Krishna made them forget?
    – user6981
    Sep 10, 2018 at 16:05
  • I have heard it through a "satsang". Let me try to find a concrete ref in 'Bhagwat'. BTW, how did you come to the conclusion that he didn't make them forget? Till we find (or till we don't find after searching) the reference, both possibilities stand equal chance :-)
    – Vineet
    Sep 11, 2018 at 3:53
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    For Yashoda, it's mentioned in SB 10.8. You can add that in ur Q to clearify comments ...bdw u hv answered Ur q by urself "The reason being that the time was yet not right"...then what else u r looking for?
    – YDS
    Nov 2, 2018 at 15:36
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    @brahma Actually it starts from SB-10.44.51 but the exact verse which talks about maya is in SB-10.45.1-2
    – user6981
    Nov 20, 2018 at 15:04

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