Aaj Ke Anand Ki Jai
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...
King Asvapati is the king of Madra. He and his wife Malavi have no children for a long time. So they pray to Savitr, the Sun God every day. The Sun God is pleased by their prayers. He tells them … Read more...
We, Vaishnavs who follow the path of grace, Pushti Marg, greet each other with “Jai Shree Krishna” when we meet one another for the first time in the day and also when we part ways or leave home.
It’s a … Read more...