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Krishna said, “O sakhīs, look here! The star named Rādhā, seeing her lover, the moon, about to depart at dawn, became pained by separation and drew hundreds of moonbeams on the canvas of the sky.” … Read More
Srila Svarupa Damodara Gosvami has described the five members of the Panca-tattva in the following words: “I offer my obeisances unto the Supreme Lord Krishna, who is nondifferent from His features as a devotee, devotional … Read More
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
Ananga Manjari, Sri Radha’s younger sister, has an enchanting complexion resembling a spring ketaki flower[1] and she wears clothes resembling a blue lotus. Even Cupid (Ananga) is attracted by her beauty and sweetness; thus her … 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
