Babhruvahana. A son of Arjuna. When the Pandavas were residing in Indraprastha after marrying Draupadi, Narada went to see them once. With a view to avoiding any quarrel between the Pandavas over the one wife they … Read More
Baby Damodara and the broken pot – Binding took place on the Diwali Day SB 10:9:1-2. [Srimad Bhagavatam 10:9:1-2 txt] : Sri Sukadeva Gosvami continued: One day when mother Yasoda saw that all the maidservants were … Read More
Mar 202016 The information from Puranas available about him is given below 1) This Rajarsi was an adept in the art of yajfia. He was a disciple of Narada and Parvata Maharsi. (Aitareya Brahmana 7.34). 2) … Read More
We have written and published many books, some on history and others on philosophy but never on Krishna’s pastimes in Vraja. This is the first one. The reason that prompted us to do so are … Read More
Song Name: Jala Kridatikusala Sva Malali Author: Sanatana Gosvami Book Name: Krishna Lila Stava Language: Sanskrit LYRICS: (1) jala-krīḍātikuśala sva-mālāli-kulāvṛta sahāsa-gopikā-vrāta-sicyamāna namo’stu te (2) yamunā-jala-līnāńga kālindī-keli-lolita yamunā-tīra-sañcārin kṛṣṇā-kuñja-rati-priya (3) jaya śrī-rādhikāsakta jaya … Read More
Sebbene Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900) non fosse il primo filosofo a proclamare che “Dio è morto” (Hegel, il suo predecessore, aveva usato la stessa frase quasi vent’anni addietro), ne diffuse l’idea tra l’opinione pubblica. Nel suo libro, … Read More
Sono andato a rileggere il messaggio scritto a proposito delle “coincidenze” ed effettivamente poteva sembrava irriguardoso nei confronti del messaggio e dell’autore, il caro amico virtuale Manuele. Ovviamente non era quella l’idea: avevo solo “colto la … Read More
Imli means tamarind tree and tala means at the foot of. So the place that is at the foot of the tamarind tree is called Imli Tala. Previously this spot used to be situated … Read More
Then the Brahmans gathered, according to Gopal’s instruction, nine hundred pots of cool water from Govinda Kunda was brought and as they were collecting these pots, there was beautiful kirtans, musical instruments, and the singing … Read More
Sakhisthali is the place of Chandravali. This is where she used to meet with Krishna and is not far from Shyama Kunda. Once a man wanted to give Raghunath dasa Gosvami some yoghurt to drink … Read More
Once, Madhumangal was dressed as a Brahmin as usual and Krishna came disguised as a Brahmin. Radharani, Jatila and Kutila had arrived and where looking for Brahmins for the surya puja. No sooner than she … Read More
This chapter, “A Tragedy of Separation,” is excerpted from The Golden Volcano of Divine Love, a book by Srila Sridhar Maharaj that was published in 1983 to commemorate the Five Hundredth Anniversary of the Appearance of … Read More
