A Permanent Streak of Lightning on a Dark Rain Cloud
Vrajendu felt immense joy beholding His beloved Rādhā resting on His lap in the gentle light of dawn. Rādhā, feigning soft weeping, smiled slightly. Rādhā’s braid was loose, Her garlands crushed and Her jewel necklaces … Read More
He who takes shelter of Vrindavana
“He who takes shelter of Vrindavana, which is beyond the three modes of nature, which by its own mercy shines on the earth, which generously gives the nectar of pure love for Lord Hari, and … Read More
Bai, meaning
Bai, Bāi: 6 definitions Introduction India history Biology Languages Marathi Hindi Kannada See also Buy products Introduction: #Bai means something in the history of ancient India, Marathi, Hindi, biology. If you want to know the exact … Read More
Para la desaparición de Upendra Balarama Prabhu
Queridos devotos de Iskcon Puerto Rico, Acepten mis reverencias. Hoy más como nunca la misericordia de Srila Prabhupada, quien en la vejez dejó la seguridad de Sri Vrindavana Dhama para venir a salvar nuestras vidas, se … Read More
A Jeweled Lamp in Aratrika
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Śrī Krishna stretched a little before sitting up in bed. Seeing Rādhā listless from fatigue, Krishna lifted Her on His lap. He gazed upon Her sweet beauty with great longing while Rādhikā pretended to sleep. Acyuta … Read More
Meaning of the name Yamuna
The name Yamuna recalls the river so dear to Radha and Krishna. There transcendental pastimes take place eternally. In this Maha-yuga Yamuna descends as Yamaraja’s twin sister. Hence the name Yamuna, which means “twin”. The base … Read More
The Pleasure Fatigue
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Rādhā-Mādhava opened Their eyes simultaneously and glanced playfully at each other. However, the impulse of desire disrupted Their mutual vision and made Them very unhappy[1]. The Divine Couple’s ankle bells, bangles and other ornaments chimed … Read More
Only You Maintain Your Most Radiant and Exquisite Beauty
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The female parrot named Sukṣmadhī[1] wore on her neck like a string of pearls all the knowledge about sevā that she learned from Vṛndā-devī. She felt intoxicated from drinking the liquor of prema. She spoke in … Read More
