HEY FRIENDS CLOSE YOUR EYES AND LET'S JUMB INTO THE KRISHNA LEELA..

everyone of us well known about the wonderful love Story of raadha krishna and their atrocities.

Radha is a goddess in Hindu mythology, but her deity did not appear until some time later. According to mythologist Devdutt Pattanaik, it was only around the 10th century that some Prakrit literature began to refer to a particular gopi placed above others. There is also a mention of Nal-Pinnai in the fifth-century Tamil epic, says Pattanaik, a gopi with dust in his eye that Krishna removed, but it was not until the 12th century that a poet named Jayadeva invented wrote a wonderful poem about love and longing called Gita Govinda that Radha really began to form.

Radha's marriage adds a certain dimension to this love story, in contrast to all other stories in Hindu mythology. We've seen great but happy love stories before, the man overcomes all obstacles, the woman is rewarded for her steadfast devotion, they live happily ever after and have many sons. However, the crux of the Krishna-Radha story is unhappiness - they meet in secret, they know what they are doing is humanly wrong (there are arguments that their love is divine). holy, first, not material at all), it's very Romeo and Juliet, except no one dies at the end. I suppose the idea is to establish Krishna as someone that no one can resist, not even a married woman, but I am amazed at how the myth of freedom surrounds Radha, certainly freedom. much more than 'today, this makes me sad.

It is difficult for some devout Hindus to accept this aspect of their deity. A sexy man? Good. But a scammer? In Hindu Goddesses:
Images of Goddesses in the Hindu Religious Tradition by David Kinsley, he mentions that some Bengali theologians Vaishnava hold that unrighteous love is, in fact, purer. marital love. It is "given freely, without legal claim and as such, unselfishly". They say, conjugal love is ruled by lust, and Radha's love is love for the one she loves, so it's right. Remember to use this as an argument if you get caught with Ashley Madison. "Hey, if it's good enough for Krishna and Radha..." (You should also argue that your cheater is, so to speak, divine, to make that point, but I can't do it all. your work for you. )

But ultimately what's interesting about Radha's story .