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13. Sept. 2021 · Described as the energetic and creative power of the Divine, Radharani is, in one sense, one with Krishna, as the sunshine is one with the sun. Just as the sun cannot exist without sunshine and vice versa, Radha and Krishna too have no meaning without each other.
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6. Jan. 2020 · Aman Kashyap January 6, 2020. K rishna is the Lord of the entire universe, and His Lord is Srimati Radharani. Radha or Srimati Radharani, also known as Radhika, Kishori, Swamini, Ladli or Priya Ji is not an ordinary gopi but is most special. She is the non-different from Krishna Himself.
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The word Radha comes from the Sanskrit verbal root radh, which means to worship, and the word rani, which means queen. Radharani can be literally translated to mean "the queen of worship." In some texts, she is described as "the supreme goddess who is worshipable by everyone.
Radharani is a central figure in the ISKCON tradition, revered as the embodiment of divine love and devotion. Her relationship with Lord Krishna is seen as the ultimate example of spiritual love, and her teachings and guidance are considered to be essential for those on the spiritual path.
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Everyone naturally wants to enjoy, yet no one is fully independent in finding enjoyment. To satisfy our desires, we need the association of others. We use the expression "to enjoy oneself," but we enjoy ourselves most in good company. Indeed, most people would find prolonged solitude practically unbearable. Krishna, however, the Supreme Lord, being...
One cannot understand anything about Radha and Krishna through mental speculation. Krishna and His potencies are achintya, inconceivable, and ananta,unlimited. He is the very source of the mind itself, and therefore He is beyond the mind. The limited mind cannot understand the unlimited Personality of Godhead. The Vedic literature explains this ver...
According to such spiritual authorities, Krishna is the reservoir of all pleasure, and therefore He is all-attractive. Yet Krishna Himself derives pleasure from the service rendered by His devotees. Such devotional service attracts even Him. Krishna Himself, while speaking to a friend, confirms his as follows in Srimad Bhagavatam: "My dear Uddhava,...
The reciprocation of love between Radha and Krishna is the essence of spiritual love. Because Krishna is the origin of everything, He is the origin of love also. The attraction between boys and girls in the material world is a perverted reflection of the purely spiritual relationship between Radha and Krishna. One who thinks he can be happy through...
To be able to serve Radha and Krishna, one must first approach a bona fide spiritual master. Krishna has two energies—material and spiritual. The spiritual energy is full of eternal bliss and knowledge, whereas the material energy causes ignorance, misery and death. Although we are all originally spiritual, unfortunately we are now engrossed in the...
“It means ‘She who worships Krishna best.’” “Aha!” my sister quipped. “Then Radha is not God. If She’s His best worshiper, then She is obviously distinct from Him!” “That’s not true,” I said. “God is the person who does everything best. As Krishna says in the Gita, He’s the first and best in all fields. Of mountains ...
1. Aug. 2018 · Srimati Radharani | Vedic Hindustan. Shri Garga Muni explains the meaning of the name Sri Radha – ‘R’ stands for Rama (the goddess of fortune), ‘A’ stands for Adi-gopika (the first of the gopis), ‘DH’ stands for Dhara (the earth), and ‘A’ stands for Viraja-nadi (the Viraja river).
