Aaj Ke Anand Ki Jai
MadanMohanji’s swaroop is approximately 4 inches tall. He wears feminine clothes and holds a flute towards His right in both his hands. His eyes are open and he looks straight ahead. MadanMohanji adorns himself with jewellery, floral … Read more...
NavneetPriyaji is fondly addressed as Lalaan by the Vaishnavs who follow Pushti Marg. The history behind the idol of NavneetPriyaji is interesting. It all started when Vallabhacharya was living in his ashram in Gokul. A few sevaks used to offer … Read more...
Mathuranathji does not mean “lord of Mathura.”It means we should create a beautiful space in our souls which is as pure and holy as Mathura. We can do this by reflecting on our thoughts and feelings every day … Read more...
BalKrishnalalji, more fondly addressed as Lalji or Laddoo Gopal manifests from Goloka, is born in Mathura and then travels to Gokul on the stormy night of Janmashtami.
We, human beings, dress up BalKrishnalalji with beautiful Shringar on this day. … 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...