Krishna's Love for His Cows When Krishna was about to leave for his first day of cow herding, Mother Yashoda, concerned for her son's well-being, approached him with a pair…
The Disguise of the Boatman Śrīla Jīva Goswami narrates a beautiful and playful pastime that took place at Manasi Ganga, a sacred lake in Vrindavan. One evening, Śrīmatī Rādhārani and…
Bakrasura's Defeat and the Gopas' Concern After Krishna killed the demon Bakrasura, who had taken the form of a calf, the demigods showered flowers from the heavens in celebration, and…
The Call of Krishna’s Flute Once, while deep in meditation on Mount Kailash, Lord Siva heard the enchanting sound of Krishna playing His divine flute. The sweet melody captivated him, pulling…
The Scene in Gokul It was a day filled with bustling activity in the home of Yashoda Ma. Neighboring milkmaids had come to assist with preparations for a special puja…
Balarama’s Warning at Kambi Hill Every day, Krishna, Balarama, and the cowherd boys would take their cows and calves to various pasturing grounds in the forests of Vrindavan. One day,…
Padma's Scheme One day, while Radha and Krishna were enjoying the pleasing atmosphere of the Vrindavan forest in the company of their friends, Chandravali's close friend, Padma, happened to come…
Kutila's Misunderstanding One day, Kutila, the sister of Abhimanyu, was walking through a forest near Yavat when she saw Radha and Krishna sitting together in a small grove (kunj), laughing…
By Madhu Chanda das Introduction: Kṛṣṇa’s Playful Transformation In the sacred land of Vṛndāvana, every moment is filled with the divine pastimes of Lord Kṛṣṇa and His eternal associates, the…
Introduction: Cupid’s Task and Encounter in Vṛndāvana Once upon a time, Cupid, the celestial deity of love, who is also known as Kamadeva, roamed the creation, performing his thankless task…