According to Osho, Krishna's childhood demon-slayings and later exploits are not proofs of brute divinity but parables of non-ambition: the one who does not want to win, wins. Krishna plays rather than competes; innocence, humility, and nonresistance overturn aggressive power—like Lao Tzu's 'already defeated' and judo's yielding. Thus his leelas reveal victory through playfulness, surrender, and egolessness.
Krishna's stories say you win by not trying to win: stay playful, gentle, and unafraid, and pushy force trips over itself.