Hinduism
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Krishna and Radha - The LOVE that
unites the Universe!
Lord Krishna - the 8th Avatar of Lord
Vishnu, is regarded as The cosmic
form of Lord Vishnu Himself and played
a pivotal role in the Mahabharata as
the charioteer and Arjuna's Guide in
the Kurukshetra war. He is hailed as
the progenitor of the Bhagavad Gita,
which to this day, holds relevance
because it elucidates the application
of Vedanta to the daily affairs of life.
The Lord manifested in human form
to restore cosmic order in the universe,
eradicate evil forces and
reinstate dharma.
Unique traits of the deity:
Krishna’s Idols generally portray him
with blue or black skin and He is
often depicted wearing a silk golden
yellow dhoti and a peacock feather
crown. He is shown as an infant,
eating butter, a young boy playing
flute and an handsome young man
surrounded by women devotees.
Hindu philosophical texts are rife
with stories of Krishna and he is
represented in a variety of perspectives
and his feats are glorified as a prankster,
a model lover, a divine hero, and
as the Supreme Power. The Bhagavata
Purana, the Mahabharata, the Harivamsa,
and the Vishnu Purana are replete
with stories of His good deeds on Earth.
Source: https://www.astroved.com/astropedia/en/gods/lord-krishna
Godddess Radha - Krishna's Companion
Radha is a Hindu goddess who is
almost always depicted alongside
Krishna and is often revered as the
original Goddess or Maha Lakshmi.
Radha is the most important gopi in
Rasa lila (sacred dance) with Lord
Krishna and is often regarded as
the incarnation of "the feeling of
love towards Krishna”.
Radha, in female form symbolizes the human soul and the male, Krishna symbolizes the Supreme Power of the Almighty.
Unique traits of Goddess Radha
Radha is described as charming,
pleasing, humble, merciful,
compassionate and her dedication
and loyalty towards Lord Krishna
is unparalleled. Her love for Krishna
is spontaneous and of an esoteric
nature devoid of any sexual desire.
She shares a unique, transcendental
and totally unconditional relationship
with the Lord.
Incarnations of Goddess Radha
Radha is believed to be an incarnation
of Goddess Lakshmi and the love
interest of Lord Sri Krishna as the
avatar of Sri Hari Vishnu. She is
accorded the status of a Goddess
though the consort of Sri Krishna
is known to be Rukmini. The sublime
love and affection the Goddess has
for Sri Krishna is the reason for her
being elevated to the status of a
Goddess and she is worshipped
in Indian Temples along with
Lord Krishna.
Mythology of Goddess Radha
Radha is depicted as the gopi
(milkmaid) who became the
beloved of the God Krishna when
he lived among the gopas (cowherds)
of Vrindavan. Even though she was
the wife of another gopa, Radha was
the dearest of Krishna’s consorts and
his constant companion.
Source:
https://www.astroved.com/astropedia/en/goddess/radha
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