Vrindavana

Previously this place was known as Shyama-Kinnari in memory of the pastime where Krishna dressed up as a gopi named Shyama-sakhi just to placate Radha’s mana. The term ‘mana’ refers to a form of ‘transcendental anger’ … Read More

In Ciksauli, Krishna and His friends broke into one gopi’s house and sat inside eating yoghurt etc. The gopi saw Them through the window, so locked them all inside and went to get other gopis. Krishna … Read More

Gahvara means “deep”, “dense”, “inaccessible” and “secret”. True to its name, this place is a dense forest full of trees, vines, groves (keli-kunjas) and the sweet and intimate pastimes of Radha and Krishna. It is shaped … Read More

Please consider sending us a donation: click here Visakha Sakhi Visakha Devi is one of Shri Krishna’s eight primary sakhis, who are Lalita, Visakha, Campakalata, Citra, Tungavidya, Indulekha, Ranga-devi, Sudevi. Her seva is to smear fragrant … Read More

This is the first day of spring in India. On the fifth day of the waxing moon one should celebrate the coming of spring to Vrindavana by offering Krishna many types of leaves and flowers, and … Read More

Hiranyangi is very dear to Srimati Radharani and Srimati Radharani is very dear to her. She is dressed in beautiful garments that appear like a great multitude of unparalleled blossoming flowers. Her complexion is the color … Read More