Radha Chalisa, a hymn of 40 verses, glorifies Srimati Radharani's spiritual love and devotion for Lord Krishna. Chanting it fosters spiritual ecstasy, grants divine blessings, and offers protection, guiding devotees towards a sattvic lifestyle and higher realms.
Kanhai or Lord Krishna, as a child was attracted to the great Sages and Munis who roamed around freely, blessing the land of Bharath. This is a nice story to perform Leela Smaranam
Amuktamalyada, composed by Krishnadevaraya, is a Telugu masterpiece focusing on Andal's devotion and the king's dedication to dharma. The poem offers spiritual depth, highlighting how an ideal ruler should balance governance with devotion.
King Dasharatha accidentally killed Shravana Kumara using the Shabda-Bhedi arrow, leading him to seek atonement through the Putra Kameshti Yajna. Sage Rishyashringi, known for his ability to end famine, was invited to conduct the yajna. The sacred ritual resulted in Agnideva blessing the king with divine sweet rice, which led to the birth of Lord Rama and his brothers. Meanwhile, a cursed Apsara, transformed into a hawk, played a crucial role in the divine plan. Sri Hari’s incarnation was meticulously orchestrated, ensuring the destruction of Ravana and the fulfillment of cosmic justice.
Kakabhushundi witnessed the Rama Leela. Once Lord Bharata visited mother Kausalya’s palace. After venerating Kausalya ma, he touched Shri Rama's feet. Kausalya ma blessed him.
King Dasharatha consummated the Nama Samskara ceremony of the 4 Princes. His eldest son was Sri Narayana Himself. He was named Rama, means the one who gives pleasure to all.
Sri Krishna’s divine childhood pranks with Yashoda Maiya and Nanda Baba reveal the innocent yet profound nature of his Leelas. From demanding the moon to stealing Shaligram and debating reflections, each pastime carries deep spiritual wisdom and boundless love.