“Radharani an extension of Krishna”


Radha is the feminine aspect of God. God is both male and female. They are one, but Krishna expands into two, Himself and Radharani, for the sake of divine loving past times.

In Gita among the gopis of Vrindavan, Srimati Radharani as another gopi is considered chief. In comparision of other gopis Srimati Radharani is most important because her real feature expresses the highest ecstasy of love.

Without Radha there is no meaning of Krishna and without Krishna there is no meaning of Radha.

The Ras leela or the love of game between Radha and Krishna was the embodiment of passion, devotion and spiritual. The Radha - Krishna love for each other is pure and transcendental.

The legends of Radha Krishna have become immortal, there are so many stories of Radha Krishna.

This is one interesting story showing the eternal relation of Radha and Krishna. Radha was not married to Lord Krishna. The love of Krishna for Radha made Krishna’s wives jealous of Radha.

Once, they all planned a mischief to make Radha suffer. They set out a bowl of burning milk. They gave the bowl to Radha saying that Krishna had sent it for her. Radha drank the hot milk easily. When the wives returned, they found Krishna full of painful ulcers.

This shows that Krishna resides in every pore of Radha i.e. the hot milk didn’t touch Radha, but it affected Krishna, he took all her pain upon himself.

Radha and Krishna were not married but their love made them united forever.

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