shree krishna

  WHY SHREE KRISHANA DONT MARRY WITH RADHA? Even today, when people visit the Braj Bhoomi, the chants of Radhe Radhe resonate in their ears. Mathura is Shri Krishna Janma Bhoomi, meaning the place where Lord Krishna took birth. Mathura, Vrindavan and the adjoining Gokul regions are a part of the Braj Bhoomi associated with the early life of Shri Krishna. And yet, devotees either hail Radha or take Krishna's name as RadheKrishna, meaning Radha's Krishna. Therefore, Radha and Krishna's names are uttered in one breath, as if they are not different but one entity. Interestingly, Lord Vishnu took birth on earth as Krishna to eliminate the demon-king named Kansa, and eventually gift the Bhagavad Gita to Arjuna, the representative of the humankind. And during his stay in the  Prithvi Loka , Shri Krishna did not marry Radha. Instead, he married Rukmini and Satyabhama. Therefore, devotees wonder why Krishna never married Radha, whom he loved so much, and the one who was in love with...

  Sudama was one of the friends who studied with Krishna. Krishna became a king, and Sudama was a very poor man, He did not have anything at all. And once Sudama’s wife told him, “See, Krishna is your very close friend, dear friend. Why don’t you go and ask him for some help?” Sudama was a little shy, “How can I ask a friend for something? I don’t feel like doing it.” But when there was no other way to go, he decided to meet Krishna. There is a custom in India that when you go to meet somebody, you don’t go empty-handed. So what could he take? He had nothing. His clothes were torn. He was so poor! And then at home, he had few rice Krispies. So he packed them in a piece of cloth and took them to Krishna. He entered the palace, it was gorgeous and beautifully decorated. Krishna was sitting on his throne, and there were so many servants around. And the moment he saw Sudama, he rushed down, and washed his feet and offered him his own seat. He put him on th...

          HOW MATHURA IS RELATED TO SHREE KRISHANA?   Mathura  :  is a city and the administrative headquarters of  Mathura district   in the  indian state   of  uttar pardesh . It is located approximately 57.6 kilometres (35.8 mi) north of  Agara , and 166 kilometres (103 mi) south-east of  Delhi ; about 14.5 kilometres (9.0 mi) from the town of  virandavan , and 22 kilometres (14 mi) from  govardhan . In ancient times, Mathura was an  economic   hub, located at the junction of important  carvan   routes. The  2011 census of india   estimated the population of Mathura at 441,894. In hinduism, Mathura is birthplace of krishana, which is located at the krishan janamsthal temple complex. It is one of the sapta puri, the seven cities considered holy by hindus. The kesav deo was built in ancient times on the site of Kr...