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Vrindavan web series | Raval - Birth Place of Srimati Radharani | Episode 2 | Braj Mandal Parikrama

Today, on the second day of the Parikrama, we will visit the birthplace of Srimati #Radharani. Intro 00:00 Raval 00:13 Dauji 04:54 Shankarsana Kund 06:54 Madhuvana 08:00 Druva Tila 10:23 Talavana 14:40 Bahulavana 18:16 Vrindavan Web Series all Episodes Playlist:    • Vrindavan Web Series   Here is the list of places we will covering as part of our Parikrama today- 1) Raval – Raval is a small village five miles southeast of Mathura. It is one of Srimati Radharani's special abodes and also the place where She appeared. 2) Baldeo - . About 25 Km from Mathura is the town of Baldeo, famous for the Dauji temple. Maharaja Vajranabha, Krishna’s great-grandson, installed the deity of Balarama here. 3) Madhuvana -When the child Dhruva set out in search of the Lord, Narada Muni recommended that he go to the bank of the Yamuna in the Madhuvana forest. Dhruva Maharaja meditated and underwent severe penances and austerities there on the hill Dhruva-tila. 4) Talavana Talavana forest is famous for its sweet and aromatic palm trees. Here Lord Balarama killed Dhenukasura, the donkey demon. 5) Bahulavana Krishna descended here just to test the truthfulness of Bahula, the cow who had fallen prey to a tiger. ISKCON Bangalore presents Braja Mandala Parikrama, a captivating virtual pilgrimage that explores the sacred sites associated with Lord Krishna's divine childhood pastimes. From the holy birthplaces of Krishna and Radharani to the lush forests where They frolicked with Their friends, this web series offers a unique opportunity to experience the magic of Vrindavan from the comfort of your home. Lord Krishna appeared on earth about 5,000 years ago to protect His innocent devotees from the hands of wicked demons terrorising the planet. He also came to demonstrate His loving pastimes to the people of this world to revive the dormant love everyone has for Him. Discover the sacred places of Lord Krishna's childhood pastimes with the Vrindavan Web Series, an online pilgrimage tour. In this journey, you can explore Krishna and Radharani's birthplaces, where They grew up and performed Their ever-compelling lilas with Their parents, friends, the cowherd boys and girls, cows, mischievous monkeys, where Krishna killed demons sent by the tyrannical Kamsa and much more, all from the comfort of your home. The Bhagavad-gita (4.9, 15.6) teaches that Krishna's birth and activities are divine and those who can understand this are eligible to be transferred to His eternal abode beyond this temporary cosmos. Krishna came again in this Kali-yuga in the form of a devotee, Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, to teach pure devotion. Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu instructs, ārādhyo bhagavān vrajeśa-tanayas tad-dhāma vṛndāvanam Just as Lord Krishna is worshippable, His abode Vrindavan is also worshippable. Lord Krishna incarnated along with His eternal abode, Goloka Vrindavana, and His eternal associates in Vrindavan, making it a place of inestimable importance. Even today, residents greet people with chants of "Radhe Radhe! Jaye Radhe!" glorifying Srimati Radharani, Krishna's spiritual pleasure potency. With the passage of time and the advent of Kali-yuga, this profound spiritual wisdom and the sites of Krishna's pastimes were almost lost to obscurity. Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu ordered His preeminent disciples, the six Gosvamis of Vrindavan, to excavate these lost holy places, construct temples and write books extensively to spread awareness about Krishna among the masses. Following in their footsteps, Srila Prabhupada, the Founder-Acharya of ISKCON, travelled around the world to spread Krishna's message by constructing Krishna temples and farm communities, writing several books, and inspiring millions to become Krishna's devotees. The Braja Mandala Parikrama features narration and presentation by Sampati Dasa, President of @hkmpune. He guides us through this sacred journey with insightful commentary, enriching our experience of the pilgrimage. His narration provides historical and spiritual context, deepening the understanding of the holy sites visited during the parikrama and enhancing the overall devotional experience. Join us on this enthralling journey to the land of over 5,000 Krishna temples.