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Delusional Minx

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Posted: 3 years ago

#171

Originally posted by: SoniRSippu21

Yes Kavya?

upar wala post reserved thread mein copy paste kar do. Suta is busy I think. Yuva adhyay wala Jo Kavya ne diya hai.

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#172

Originally posted by: DelusionsOfNeha
upar wala post reserved thread mein copy paste kar do. Suta is busy I think. Yuva adhyay wala Jo Kavya ne diya hai.

No. 2 one right?

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Delusional Minx

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Posted: 3 years ago

#173

Originally posted by: SoniRSippu21

No. 2 one right?

yes Yuva Adhyay -1

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Delusional Minx

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Posted: 3 years ago

#174

Soniyo, tussi ho idhar?

Rakhi?

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Delusional Minx

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#175

𝕆𝕟𝕖 𝕊𝕙𝕠𝕥

Sorrow is an integral part of life. Just as night gives way for dawn. Vṛndāvana was about to witness the night as the Sun was about to leave.

The house of the esteemed Nanda was filled with cries of a grieving mother. Once filled with bubbling laughter and sweet scoldings was now enshrouded in despair.

Eleven years of heaven reigned in part of the Braj-Bhoomi. Gokul, Vṛndāvana and Barsana saw the childhood of the mischievous and the darling of Yashoda, Nandalala.

Now the time has arrived for the child of eleven to leave with his old brother for his destiny awaited.

Not even the desperate cries of an unwilling mother, a silent but pleading father and the soft sniffles of the residents could stop the Lord from doing his duty.

“Kanha! Maat jaao!” pleaded Yashoda, her eyes minted with fresh tears, “Apni Maiya ki baat nahi manoge?”

“Kshama kijiye Maiya,” The Lord's voice was sweet with a hidden sadness, “Par itihas aur samay meri pratiksha kar raha hai.”

“Rajkumaro, hume jana hoga.” Senapati Akrūra said, eyes glinting with sorrow at having to separate a mother from her child. Devi Yashoda may not have birthed the prince but she had raised him as her own. Even Nanda Raja was reluctant to let the child he raised leave. But he understood the significance of this requirement and Akrūra respected his mental fortitude.

Rani Rohini engulfed the grieving mother in her warm embrace. Another two pairs of soft hands wrapped around Yashoda’s torso. It almost felt like a parting hug as Yashoda sniffled and clutched onto them as much as she could.

As the chariot containing Rohini, Krishna and Balrama sped away with Akrūra at the helm, a pair of deep magnetic eyes filled with devotion and sorrow glanced upon the Lord as he bid goodbye to all.

Krishna smiled, mirroring her emotions, at the young woman, eyes shifting to his teary mother.

Radha Rani nodded with a sad smile and he glanced forward knowing what awaited him in Mathura.

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