Once the gopikas of Vrindavan were lifting heavy pails of water, while their cowherd friend, Krishna, stood by and watched. He made no move to help them. The gopis marked His indifference.

Once the gopikas of Vrindavan were lifting heavy pails of water, while their cowherd friend, Krishna, stood by and watched. He made no move to help them. The gopis marked His strange indifference.

Inspired by the aesthetics of the Radha Krishna, the Gopikas glittered with floral jewellery that became an instant hit with the audience. The artists who portrayed the Gopis were C Manvitha ...

Lord Krishna drew the Gopikas to Him, and they even forgot their ... who were like many shadows of His own form. The gopis of Vrndavana were the most fortunate girls ... "Thus hearing the Supreme ...

It is this superior devotion that Sri Krishna gave to gopis. Krishna’s form, words, divine leelas and actions immersed the gopis in bliss. There is no power greater than love—no achievement.

this time before the Gopis. Describing Krishna’s Rasa Kreeda, Desika says in Gopala Vimsati that Krishna’s flute seems to be having a conversation with the jangling bangles of the Gopikas, as ...

Everybody has grown up reading about the lord Krishna and his famous Raas Leela where hundreds of gopis and Radha dance with him in Vrindavan. What if we tell you that there is a place in ...

Krishna, therefore, who is born to royalty, has a humble upbringing, growing up amid the cowherds and cowherdesses, or gopis, of the bucolic region of Vrindavan. Stories of Krishna’s teenage ...