sammānād brāhmaṇo nityam udvijeta viṣād iva amṛtasyeva cākāṅkṣed avamānasya sarvadā sukhaṁ hy avamataḥ śete sukhaṁ ca pratibudhyate sukhaṁ carati loke ‘sminn avamantā vinaśyati Throughout his life a brāhmaṇa should consider material prestige to be like poison … Read More
One day Radharani’s grandmother Mukhara played a joke on Krishna by asking, “O darling! Go fetch the large clay pot, the low wooden seat, and the drinking cup.” With a mild smile on His face … Read More
The Sakhīs’ Joy in Seeing Śrī Rādhā and the Pleasure Bed The middle of the pleasure bed had kuṅkuma stains from Krishna’s body. The edges of the bed were smeared with red lac from Rādhā’s … Read More
Seguidamente, el Yamuna llega a este sitio, donde encontramos el ‘Ram-ghat’, que es donde el Señor Balarama, el hermano mayor del Señor Krishna disfrutó el Rasa-lila con Sus amigas gopis. Mientras el Señor Balarama estaba disfrutando, … Read More
By Giriraj Swami Srimad-Bhagavatam, Canto 8, Chapter 7 (texts 36-42) describes the benevolent activities of Lord Siva when the living entities were threatened by the deadliest poison (halahala): “Srila Sukadeva Gosvami said: ‘Lord Siva is … Read More
Ingredientes: Para la masa: 1 1/2 tazas de harina de garbanzo 1 trozo de jengibre del tamaño de una uña 1 cucharada de hojas de menta fresca 1 cucharada 2 cucharadas … Read More
(1) namamisvaram sac-cid-ananda-rupam lasat-kundalam gokule bhrajamanam yasoda-bhiyolukhalad dhavamanam paramrstam atyantato drutya gopya (2) rudantam muhur netra-yugmam mrjantam karambhoja-yugmena satanka-netram muhuh svasa-kampa-trirekhanka-kantha- sthita-graivam damodaram bhakti-baddham (3) itidrk sva-lilabhir ananda-kunde sva-ghosam nimajjantam akhyapayantam tadiyesita-jnesu bhaktair jitatvam … Read More
Halava de caramelo Ingredientes: 2 3/4 tazas de leche 1 1/2 tazas de azúcar 1 taza de mantequilla 1 1/2 tazas de sémola 1/4 taza de pasas ( o datiles, higos…) 2 cucharaditas … Read More
Another translation: The maidservant named Śrī Rūpa-mañjarī became joyful because she is an expert in tastefully dressing and decorating Rādhā-Mādhava[1]. One mañjarī placed a pillow behind Rādhā-Mādhava, while another covered Their bare bodies with a … Read More
