Krishnadeewani

                                                                     Jai Shri Krishna                                                                                 The Divine Birth of Radha Rani: Her First Glimpse of Love Radha Rani Ji, the eternal consort of Lord Krishna and the embodiment of divine love, took birth in the village of Rawal , near Gokul-Mahavan in the Mathura district. She was born to Maharaja Vrishabhanu and Mata Kirti , not through the ordinary ways of the world, but through the grace of the divine. It is said that she did not emerge from her mother’s womb in the usual manner. Instead, Yogmaya ,...

                                                                  Jai Shri Krishna                                                    Radha Rani – The Embodiment of Divine Love Radha Rani, also lovingly known as Kishori Ji , is not just the beloved of Lord Krishna—she is the essence of divine love itself. She possesses such immense spiritual beauty and charm that even Krishna, the all-attractive Supreme Lord, is drawn to her. It is said that while Krishna enchants the world, it is Radha who enchants even him. Radha is not just a devotee; she is the Supreme Goddess , the highest embodiment of love, devotion, and spiritual energy. She represents the feminine aspect of the Divine— Shakti —while Kri...

                                                           Jai Shree Krishna                                                                The Divine Mischief of Krishna: The Trees That Spoke One calm afternoon in Gokul, after a particularly mischievous episode of butter stealing, little Krishna was caught yet again. Yashoda Maa, lovingly exasperated by his antics, decided she needed to discipline her child. But what could she do with a boy who seemed to charm his way out of every punishment? So, in a moment of gentle authority, she tied Krishna to a large wooden mortar with a soft rope. She kissed his head, told him to sit still for a while, and went back to her household chores...

                                                               Jai Shree Krishna Little Krishna and His Playful Mischief We’ve all heard stories of Lord Krishna’s divine greatness—but what makes him even more lovable are the stories from his childhood, when he was just a mischievous little boy in the village of Gokul. When Krishna was around six years old, he was always up to something. Along with his group of close friends, he would sneak into the homes of villagers to steal makhan (butter), which was his absolute favorite. They would climb up, break the hanging matkis (earthen pots), and enjoy their spoils like it was a grand adventure. But the fun didn’t stop there. Krishna and his friends would sometimes playfully break the pots of water the Gopis carried on their heads, just to tease them. The Gopis , both frustrated a...

                                                                 Jai Shree Krishna                                                                 The Story of Lord Krishna’s Birth Lord Krishna, one of the most beloved and revered figures in Hinduism, is not just seen as a god, but also as a friend, guide, and protector. His birth story is nothing short of extraordinary, filled with emotion, divine intervention, and a deep sense of destiny. Krishna was born to Devaki and Vasudev during a dark time when fear ruled over love and power over justice. Devaki was the sister of Kansa, the cruel king of Mathura. On the day of Devaki and Vasudev's wedding, as Kansa was ...