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Lord Radha and goddess Radha are inseparable; they are always referred to as Radha Krishna. Lord Krishna's name is derived from the Sanskrit word Krishna, which is primarily an adjective that means "black," "blue," "dark blue," or "all-attractive." Lord Vishnu is said to have eight incarnations. He is probably the most well-known of Hindu mythology's heroes. Radha means "Krishna's greatest lover and worshipper." Shri Radha is Shri Krishna's feminine aspect and is not separate from Krishna.
Radha-union Krishna's was the purest and cutest love story ever. Isn't that right? Krishna, according to the Vedas, believed that love does not necessitate marriage. Marriage is a compromise, whereas love is a selfless, pure emotion shared by two lovers.
Love is real. Love is unadulterated. Radha and Krishna's love is eternal; it has no beginning or end. It is spiritual in nature and exists beyond the physical world. Marriage was not what kept them together; it was their pure bond and love. Because not every love story ends in marriage.
Radha Krishna's love story began at a very young age. Krishna, legend has it, began playing the flute for grazing cows when he was a child. When Krishna played the flute, everyone and everything was transported to a completely pure and beautiful samadhi.
Even the gopis, or cowgirls, would stop what they were doing and begin dancing around Krishna in his love. However, a gopi named Radha had kidnapped him. The entire universe yearned for Krishna, but he yearned for Radha. When they were very young, they met and fell in love.
Radha Krishna used to meet and dance in the Vrindavan garden known as Nidhivan (Madhuban). Even though they used to celebrate all of the festivals with their friends and relatives, Holi is one of those festivals that exemplifies their undying love for one another. This location is always remembered as Radha Krishna's love place, and devotees still come here to feel the love and devotion.
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