YAŚODĀ-KUṆḌA
The Sacred Pond of Motherly Love A Quiet Pond Filled With Yaśodā’s Care Just below Nandīśvara Hill, a short walk from Nanda Bhavana, lies Yaśodā-kuṇḍa — a peaceful and intimate…
The Sacred Pond of Motherly Love A Quiet Pond Filled With Yaśodā’s Care Just below Nandīśvara Hill, a short walk from Nanda Bhavana, lies Yaśodā-kuṇḍa — a peaceful and intimate…
Early Life and Arrival in Vraja Śrī Vāsudeva Bābājī Mahārāja was born in Bengal, in a simple family devoted to spiritual life. From childhood he displayed a natural inclination toward…
In the outskirts of Śrī Raṅgam lived a small group of simple villagers known as the Tirukkulathār, considered untouchables by society. Though poor and neglected, they were pure in heart…
After revealing the sacred mantra to the people of Śrī Raṅgam, Rāmānuja became renowned throughout South India as a saint of limitless compassion. Yet his humility and devotion continued to…
Rāma Miśra led King Yamunācārya out of the city, and together they journeyed southward through groves and meadows, past lotus-filled ponds and fragrant trees. After a day’s travel, they reached…
While Yamunācārya ruled as a powerful monarch, far away his grandfather Nathamuni was nearing the end of his life. Deeply saddened that his beloved grandson had become lost in worldly…
THE SACRED WATERS OF KIŚORĪ-KUṆḌA Within the quiet grove of Yāvat, not far from the palace where Śrīmatī Rādhārāṇī resided with Abhimanyu, lies a serene and sacred pond known as…
THE PALACE OF YĀVAT After Śrīmatī Rādhārāṇī’s marriage to Abhimanyu, Her father, Mahārāja Vṛṣabhānu, built a beautiful palace for Her in the village now known as Yāvat.It was an elegant…
THE PALACE OF YĀVAT After Śrīmatī Rādhārāṇī’s marriage to Abhimanyu, Her father, Mahārāja Vṛṣabhānu, built a beautiful palace for Her in the village now known as Yāvat.It was an elegant…
The Detached Sage of VṛndāvanaAmong the saints who exemplified renunciation and complete absorption in divine remembrance, Śrī Rāmadāsa Bābājī stands like a mountain of detachment. His life was a living…