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A wife of Kasyapa. Kasyapa took the daughters of Daksa such as Vinata, Kadru and others as wives. Two sons, Aruna and Garuda and a daughter, Sumati were born to #Vinata. (Details relating to Sumati are … Read More

Wife of Kasyapa and daughter of Prajapati Daksa. 1) Genealogy. Descended from Visnu thus: Visnu – Brahma – Daksa – #Kadru. 2) Kadru – Wife or daughter of Kasyapa? It’s unclear in the Puranas. Chapter 65 … Read More

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  Uncha Gaon – Lalita Sakhi Village, Darshan and Pastimes | Braj Ras    

If one is influenced by bad association, he can never achieve good results, even after performing thousands of acts of sadhana. (Sajjana Tosam 4/5)   #Bhaktivinoda Thakura     #sadhu manga   #association

Aruntalmupati Gauram Mahurailarsahitai Harermanshchairam. Radhayastavatisundar Charan Sarojam Mano Japatu. – Shri Prabodhanand Saraswati, Vrindavana Mahimamrita (9.26)   May my heart chant the glories and continuously captivated by Sri Radharani’s very beautiful lotus feet, which are golden … Read More

Srila Thakur #Bhaktivinoda We love to read a book that we have never read before. We are anxious to gather whatever information is contained in it, and with such acquirement our curiosity stops. This mode of … Read More

Vrindavan Parikrama       #vrindavana

Male and female embodied souls should always live separately. The women’s place of worship should be separate from the men’s. Otherwise, if they are together, a mundane distaste based on materialistic male and female relationships will … Read More

  A chief among the Prajapatis. 1) Kasyapa- Son or Grandson of Brahma? It is difficult to give a definite answer to this question. In Mahabharata, Adi Parva, Chapter 65, we see that six spiritual sons … Read More

  #Jaratkaru, father of Astika. His story is told in the Maha-bharata, Adi Parva, Astika Parva        

        #govardhana.   #vrindavana

  Vedic texts give different list of who the #Vasus are. In general they are eight demigods attendants of Indra.

#Sthanu Lord Siva, the firm or immovable.

In order to maintain social order, the Aryans divided society into four castes and four social orders. If the social system is protected, then good association and discussion will nourish people’s spiritual lives. Therefore, the varndsrama … Read More