Aaj Ke Anand Ki Jai
If we look closely at Shrinathji’s Charan Chinha, the 16 symbols embedded on the soles of Shrinathji’s feet, we get several beautiful divine insights.
Starting from the heel, if we move in the … Read more...
Shrinathji’s Peethika is a rectangular framework. The idol of Shrinathji is enclosed in an arch within this framework. The 9 symbols embedded against five basic elements are woven intricately in the background of this Peethika. Shrinathji stands at the base … Read more...
Shrinathji’s Swaroop rivets the mind soothes the soul and arouses the bhaav of Ananda within us. Every small nuance of the Swaroop has a symbolic meaning. So we just need to interpret these meanings and apply them in our lives.… Read more...
Shrinathji lived peacefully for several years on top of the hill of Govardhan. Vallabhacharya, Pooranmal, Ramdas, Krishnadas, Kumbhandas and Madhavanand took good care of him. Several devotees visited him every day.
After Vallabhacharya and Gusainji passed on to the divine … Read more...
Shrinathji, a form of Krishna, first appears in a hill called Goverdhan, in Vraj. He spends his childhood years here. The stories about how the idol of Shrinathji was discovered and how Shrinathji’s Pratham Milan with Vallabhacharya took place are … Read more...
The name Natvarlalji is a combination of several Sanskrit words. ‘Nat’ means dancer (Krishna dances on the hood of Kaliya, the snake). ‘Var’ means ‘best’. In this context, ‘lal’ means essence and ‘ji’ is used to show our reverence … Read more...
Krishna loves sitting by himself in his heavenly home Goloka. One day, he just feels like having some fun. In the language of gods, ‘fun’ means ‘leela’. He thinks of all his cowherd friends in Gokul and Vrindavan. Nanda, his … Read more...