About Abhishek goswami

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IT IS THE HOLY PLACE WHERE KRISHNA DID THE SRINGAR OF RADHARANI IN THE MID OF MAHARAS..AND LORD NITYANAND PRABHU CAME 2 TIMES AND HIS FAMILY IS LIVING HERE.
AND THIS HOLY PLACE SECOND NAME IS NITYANAND VAT.

 JAI NITYANAND MAHA PRABHU
         
               I AM GOSWAMI OF THE SRINGAR VAT TEMPLE  ALL DEVOTEES WANT TO GIVE THE NITYANAND SEVA SO YOU CAN  CONTACT ME MO. 9045786904 
                             

               
                  Email : ABHISHEK.GOSWAMI26@GMAIL.COM
                                                   


                          

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  1. Unknown17 June 2016 at 10:32

    Dear bro..
    In 2014, on the auspicious occasion of Annakut, visited ur place accidenally.Actually it was our first trip to vrindavana. me and my hubby were roaming here and there, and finally sat on the river bank near chir haran ghat. A small dark complexioned boy, on the bank of yamuna, told us to enter ur gate, then all elderly people of ur family welcomed us with delicious prasadam..a blessed day, blessed experience.. my pranams to all of ur family members

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