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rajnish kumar

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Posted: 16 years ago

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Originally posted by: ~angelz16~

Ones I have written this hole story of horse, fights e.t.c in the title "The journey of horse" through a series of post from Padma Purana 😊, There similar doubt had been posted u can refer to that thred too if you want-
https://india-forums.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=1146732
And yes angelz i used sankshipt padm puran of Gita press 😃

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Rajesh

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Posted: 16 years ago

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Srimati Radharani is the source of the other goddesses. Just as Lord Krishna is the source of all other manifestations and incarnations of God, Radharani is the source of all expansions of the energies of God - the shaktis, or other goddesses. Thus, Vishnu, Rama, even Shiva are all expansions of the one Supreme Being, Krishna, and similarly Lakshmi, Sita, and even Durga are all expansions of this Supreme Feminine form of God, Radharani.
It is explained that the beloved consorts of Lord Krishna are of three kinds, namely the goddesses of fortune or Lakshmis, His queens, and the milkmaids of Vraja called the gopis. All of them proceed from Radharani. The Lakshmis are partial manifestations, or plenary portions, of Srimati Radharani, while the queens in Vaikuntha and in Dvaraka are reflections of Her image. The Vraja-devis or gopis are Her expansions and assist in the increase of rasa, or the divine loving pastimes. Among them there are many groups that have various sentiments and moods, which help Lord Krishna taste the sweetness of the rasa dance and other pastimes.

Radha was one of the closest and purest "Bhakta" or Devotee of Krishna, and She loved him as a Lord, and Krishna also loved her as his Devotee.This tells us that purest relationship such as relationship between God and a Devotee comes before any other relationships.This is why Lord Krishana and Raadha's Murtis are kept together.

The image always reminds us to become a better person and a good devotee, then we will be closer to God because God loves his Devotee more than anything.
The legends of Radha-Krishna have become immortal. There are numerous legends and stories of Radha and Krishna depicting their true love. Radha's devotion and dedication towards Sri Krishna is the most sincere one.

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rajnish kumar

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Posted: 15 years ago

#73

Originally posted by: set_raj
Srimati Radharani is the source of the other goddesses. Just as Lord Krishna is the source of all other manifestations and incarnations of God, Radharani is the source of all expansions of the energies of God - the shaktis, or other goddesses. Thus, Vishnu, Rama, even Shiva are all expansions of the one Supreme Being, Krishna, and similarly Lakshmi, Sita, and even Durga are all expansions of this Supreme Feminine form of God, Radharani.
It is explained that the beloved consorts of Lord Krishna are of three kinds, namely the goddesses of fortune or Lakshmis, His queens, and the milkmaids of Vraja called the gopis. All of them proceed from Radharani. The Lakshmis are partial manifestations, or plenary portions, of Srimati Radharani, while the queens in Vaikuntha and in Dvaraka are reflections of Her image. The Vraja-devis or gopis are Her expansions and assist in the increase of rasa, or the divine loving pastimes. Among them there are many groups that have various sentiments and moods, which help Lord Krishna taste the sweetness of the rasa dance and other pastimes.
Radha was one of the closest and purest "Bhakta" or Devotee of Krishna, and She loved him as a Lord, and Krishna also loved her as his Devotee.This tells us that purest relationship such as relationship between God and a Devotee comes before any other relationships.This is why Lord Krishana and Raadha's Murtis are kept together.

The image always reminds us to become a better person and a good devotee, then we will be closer to God because God loves his Devotee more than anything.
The legends of Radha-Krishna have become immortal. There are numerous legends and stories of Radha and Krishna depicting their true love. Radha's devotion and dedication towards Sri Krishna is the most sincere one.

very true thanks for the info Raj😳