UP government would soon get ownership of the Banke Bihari temple at Vrindavan and Vindhyachal Devi temple transferred from the respective trusts to its name.
माना कि मैं पतित बहुत हूं, हौ पतित पावन तेरो नाम, लाड़ली श्री राधे किशोरी मेरी श्री राधे, लाड़ली श्री राधे, स्वामिनी श्री राधे Feeling grateful for the oral traditions of India :) My heritage.
It happened 5000 yrs ago, when Lord Krishna sent Uddhava, who was his close associate and a very wise man with so much of wisdom of many techniques and meditation to the place of gopis and gopas, who were full of devotion, always singing and
श्याम मने चाकर राखो जी, चाकर रहसूं, बाग लगासूं नित उठ दर्सन पासूं बृंदाबन की कुंज गलिन में तेरी लीला गासूं श्याम मने चाकर राखो जी, चाकरी में दर्सन पाऊं, सुमिरन पाऊं खरची भाव भक्ति जागीरी पाऊं, तीनों बातां सरसी श्याम मने चाकर राखो जी, मोर
रंग मैं होरी कैसे खेलूंगी जा सांवरिया के संग कोरे कोरे कलस मंगाये, वा मे घोला रंग, भर पिचकारी सम्मुख मारी, चोली हो गई तंग रंग मैं होरी कैसे… तबला बाजे, सरंगी बाजे, और बाजे मिरदंग, कान्हा जी की मुरली बाजे, राधा जी के संग रंग मैं होरी कैसे… इत ते
मैके गई सौभाग्यवती रे, रमण पिया मोहे रंग डारो, उत मत जा… This song depicts a scene from the festival of Holi in Vrindavan, India: There are clouds of colours all around. Krishna is playing Holi very enthusiastically, colouring anyone who comes
Indian month of Marg Shirsh begins. Krishna says in Gita: ‘Among months, I am the month of Marg Shirsha.’ This is also the month when Gopis of Vrindavan had performed Divine Mother Katyayni’s worship on the banks of River Yamuna, with a prayer to
Kaliya Nag is a symbol of the 5 senses, and the episode signifies that the master of the senses should be Krishna, else the waters of life would be poisoned by the craving and misery that the senses are capable of bringing, just like the presence of
चित्र लिखी सी भई सब देह न वैन कढ़ै मुख दीन्हें दुहाई। कैसी करूं जित जाऊं तितै सब बोलि उठैं वह बांवरी आई॥४८॥ Meaning of this sawaiya verse by Raskhan My eyes have been arrested by the all attractive sight of Krishna :-) On seeing Krishna,
