Shri Vrishbhänu-Kunda
Vrishbhänu-Kunda is situated east of the village of Varsänä. Mahäräja Vrishbhänu bathed in this Kunda every morning. He would also chant his daily mantras and perform other morning duties here. It is well known that in a different era Mahäräja Vrishabhänu found Rädhikä in this Kunda while bathing. She was a newly-born baby girl playing on a lotus flower in the water.
This charming Kunda is surrounded on all sides by jiyala trees. Sometimes, Shri Rädhikä would bathe here and enjoy water sports together with Her sakhis. Rasika Vrajendra-Nandana Shri Krishna would also bathe here, but at another ghat. He would then dive under the water, catch hold of the gopis’ feet, and again emerge on His side of the pond. Sometimes, Nanda-Nandana Shri Krishna would also sport with these gopis in the water and also play hide and seek. This kunda is named after Mahäräja Vrishbhänu.
Vrishbhänu-Kunda is situated east of the village of Varsänä. Mahäräja Vrishbhänu bathed in this Kunda every morning. He would also chant his daily mantras and perform other morning duties here. It is well known that in a different era Mahäräja Vrishabhänu found Rädhikä in this Kunda while bathing. She was a newly-born baby girl playing on a lotus flower in the water.
This charming Kunda is surrounded on all sides by jiyala trees. Sometimes, Shri Rädhikä would bathe here and enjoy water sports together with Her sakhis. Rasika Vrajendra-Nandana Shri Krishna would also bathe here, but at another ghat. He would then dive under the water, catch hold of the gopis’ feet, and again emerge on His side of the pond. Sometimes, Nanda-Nandana Shri Krishna would also sport with these gopis in the water and also play hide and seek. This kunda is named after Mahäräja Vrishbhänu.
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Shri Vraj Dham Darshan Part- 1 de Mukesh K Agrawal
Shri Vraj Dham Darshan Part- 1 de Mukesh K Agrawal
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