Radhe Radhe...
Vrindavan holds a place of special importance in the history of Indian culture and is particularly of great importance in the evolution of Hindu philosophy and mythological legend. Associated with Lord Krishna, the place holds a place of pride in shaping the socio-cultural and political doctrine that India followed. In the Garga Samhita it is mentioned that, "My heart will not be at pleasure where there is no Vrindavan, no Yamuna, no Govardhan.” According to the Holy Scriptures, Vrindavan is the forest of Tulasi (Vrinda). It is stated in the Padma Purana "wherever there is a Tulasi Garden, there also exists the association of Krishn. In that place, all the Gods, including Brahma and Laxmi, come to offer worship to Krishn, the Supreme Lord, in His abode" Bhakti Devi was captivated by contacts with Vrindavan, hence the greatest of glories to Shri Vrindavan Dham where Bhakti is dancing everywhere."
