While living in that very locality (viz. Vrndāvana, Vraja) in the company of Balarama, even the glorious Lord Krishna feigned as if he did not notice the cowherds engaged in preparation for the Indra-yaga (worship of the rain,god Indra). Despite… Read More ›
One day the glorious Lord, the son of Devaki, accompanied by Balarama and surrounded by cowherds, went to a great distance from Vrndāvana, grazing the cattle. Perceiving that the trees served as umbrellas by spreading their shade in the scorching… Read More ›
In this beautiful forest, with its waters made crystal clear by the Autumn, and caressed by a breeze surcharged with the fragrance of beds of lotuses, Lord Krana entered deep, along with his cows and cowherds. While grazing the cattle,… Read More ›
Then after the summer, there was the advent of the rainy season which is favourable to the regeneration of all beings, and during which, the sky appears beautiful with refulgent circles round the Sun and the Moon, and is resounded… Read More ›
Surrounded by his kinsmen whose hearts were full of delight, Krishna, whose glories were sung by them, entered Vraja looking beautiful with herds of cows. While Balarama and Krishna, assuming through their Mäyä power, the guise of cowherds, were… Read More ›