SRINGAR VAT TEMPLE (VRINDAVAN)

Vraja Mandal Parikrama As in previous Kartikas, Srila Narayana Maharaja is speaking about Sri Damodarastakam (written by Sri Satyavrata Muni) in his morning classes. Although this subject has been the tradition for so many years, Srila Narayana Maharaja's hari-katha is always ever-fresh. In the evenings he is speaking about Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura's Madhurya Kadambini. In addition to the almost 1,000 devotees physically attending the classes, over 500 devotees are attending from their cities around the world. October 9, 2006 After breakfast, the devotees gathered at Imlitala, which is situated just next to our Gopinatha Bhavan. There the sannyasis spoke on the glories of the place, in its connection both to the rasa-lila of Sri Sri Radha and Krsna and to the pastimes of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu. Here, Sri Krsna was feeling separation from Srimati Radhika, and as He wept and chanted Her holy name, He assumed Her golden complexion and mood. From Imlitala th...

Shringar Vat Krishna is grooming Radharani's hair, Shringar Vat;        Shringar Vata lies a little towards east from Imli Tal (in the direction of Keshi Ghat) on the banks of the Yamuna. A Banyan tree is called Vata in Sanskrit. The word Shringar means decoration. Thus, Shringar Vata, as the name suggests, means the Banyan tree where Krishna was decorated or the place where Krsna decorates Shrimati Radharani. Shringar Vata is also known as Nityananda Vata. Shringar Vat;        During the Rasa Dance, Krishna left the assembly of all the gopis (cowherd girls) and came here to this place, so as to be alone with Shrimati Radharani. With His own hands Krishna picked beli, chameli and other beautiful flowers that grew in the groves of Shringar Vata and personally decorated Shrimati Radharani’s hairs. There is a beautiful painting in the temple at this place depicting this historical, treasurable and worshipable pastime. This pla...

Nityananda vat, near Madan Modan temple, on the banks of the Yamuna river. All Devotees we came once again and i show you The original jewels of  Nityananda  and Lord Srila Jive Goswami jap mala.. This is the historic jewellary .