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The very first time I had heard of Dhari Devi (a form of Goddess Kali) was after the Kedarnath floods in 2013, when the story of the powerful goddess’s wrath became synonymous with the catastrophe. We are all aware that the day her idol was shifted for dam construction, the same day the floods played havoc. The guardian goddess of the Char Dhams (Kedarnath, Badrinath, Yamunot...


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Radha Rani, Sri Krishna’s divine consort, grew up in Barsana, located at a distance of 47 km from Vrindavan. For everyone, Radha Rani’s name is synonymous with divine, unconditional love, which is so great that just by remembering her, we get a stirring in our hearts, and a wistful, intense longing that makes us feel spiritually uplifted. So a trip to Barsana is nothing but a pi...


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I had first heard of Nidhivan a few decades ago and have since then been fascinated by its many mystical stories – a protected grove where Radha and Krishna continue to visit every night for their rasleela (dance of divine love) … the tulsi trees that turn into maidens of Braj … the many visible signs of their presence found even today … a place forbidden for people ...


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For every pilgrim, the temple town of Vrindavan is suffused with the devotional energy of Radha and Krishna. People come here to be swept away by this great spirit of love and feel a part of the divine play that this land has represented for thousands of years. However, not many people know that the place where Radha and Krishna’s divine play takes place is also an important ...


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They were walking along the shade of Ashoka and Pilu trees, near the banks of Yamuna river. The seven maidens of Braj were in a hurry. They were carrying water from the river for a sacred ceremony at the village headman’s house, where they were celebrating the birthday of his son. Following the ceremony, they would all head to the woods and dance through the night, as always....


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