Srimati Radharani: The heart of Lord Krishna

The word Radha has many meanings in Sanskrit. The word 'Radha' is formed from the root 'Radha'. All the words in Sanskrit are made from the root. In the meaning of worship (worship), 'Radh' is a root, from which 'aa' suffix becomes two meanings. The first karma has the suffix 'aa' and the second karma has the suffix 'aa'. So the meaning changes in both. Therefore two things about Radha Rani have been found in the opposing scriptures-Vedas.

1st Meaning : 

 Having the suffix aa

in karma means adorable (one whom

everyone worships). That is, the one whose

name is worshiped by Brahma Shri Krishna,

his name is Radha. It is said in the Vedas of

Radhopanishad Krishna Aradhte Iti Radha

that means, Radha is the name of the

element whom Shri Krishna worships.

2nd Meaning : 

The suffix 'aa' in Karana means 'aradhika' (one who worships God). That is, Radha who worships Krishna.

Radha bhajati tam krsna sach tam cha parsparam. Ubhayo: Sarvasamyam cha sada santo vadanti cha. - 

[Brahmavaivarta Purana Khand: 2 (Prakriti Khand) - Chapter 48]

Meaning: - (Shri Mahadev ji said -) Radha worships Shri Krishna and Shri Krishna worships Shri Radha. They are both mutually adorable and adoring. Saints say that they have complete equality in all aspects.

Earlier it was adorable, now it has become Aradhika. So these two types of things have been said. Why? The answer to this is given by the Vedas in Radhopanishad "Radhakrishnayorekamasanam." and "Ekam padam." That is, the place of both Radha Krishna is equal. 

• Description of the word Radha 

(Mahadev ji says to Mother Parvati)

 Maheshwari! My God Shri Krishna remembers Priya's run in Raas, that's why he calls her 'Radha', it is my guess. Durga! The devotee attains the most rare liberation by the mere utterance of the word 'Ra' and by the utterance of the word 'Dha' he surely reaches the feet of Shri Hari.

[ Brahmavaivarta Purana Khand: 2 (Prakriti Khand) Chapter 48 ]

The community of gopis has emerged from the hair follicles of Shri Radha and all the gopis have emerged from the hair follicles of Shri Krishna. Mahalakshmi has appeared from the left part of Shri Radha. She has also appeared as the presiding deity of harvest and as Grihalakshmi.

So in this way Mahadev ji said the name Radha to Mother Parvati. In many places in the Brahmavaivarta Purana, the name of Shriradha is mentioned as greatness, some of them are as follows. 

[ Brahmavaivarta Purana Volume: 2 (Prakriti Khand) Chapter 48 ] 

(Shri Narayan said to Narad ji) Munishrestha Narada! Madhav becomes strong by the mere utterance of the word 'Ra' and on the utterance of the word 'Dha', he certainly runs after the devotee. 

[ Brahmavaivartapuran Volume 4 (Shri Krishna Janamkhand) Chapter 52 ]

Uddhava said - I worship those lotus feet of Sri Radha, who are worshiped by the deities like Brahma and whose fame is sanctified by the chanting of all three Bhuvans.  

[ Brahmavaivartapuran Volume 4 (Shri Krishna Janamkhand) Chapter 92 ] 

Those who are meditative in a meditative human trance state, meditate on Radha; Not only are they alive in this world, they are the councilors of Shri Krishna in the here after. 

[ Brahmavaivartapuran Volume 4 (Shri Krishna Janamkhand) Chapter 124 ]. 

• Amazing stories of Radha ji's birth 

We celebrate Radha Ashtami date of Shukla Paksha of Bhadra month. This date is also known as Radha Ashtami because in Dwapar Yuga, on this holy date, Goddess Radha appeared on

earth. According to mythology, Radha Rani, the beloved of Lord Krishna, was not born from the womb of the mother, but from the tapobhumi of Vrishabhanu ji. A story related to the birth of Goddess Radha is described in the Brahmavaivarta Purana, this story is as follows... 

The abode of Lord Shri Krishna is in Goloka. Where Kanha lives, so do all his followers and loved ones. Radha herself resides in Goloka with Shri Krishna. Once Goddess Radha was not in Goloka, at that time Shri Krishna was living in Goloka with one of his friends, Viraja. When Radhaji came to know about this, she became angry and immediately went to Shri Krishna. There she expressed her anger towards Kanha and started calling him good and bad. Seeing Radha's anger towards Shri Krishna, Kanha's friend Shridama felt bad and cursed Radha to take birth on earth. Seeing Radha so angry, Viraja went away in the form of a river.

Amazing stories of Radha ji's birth

Auspicious coincidence started from Radhashtami, these 16 days make you rich. 

After this curse, Goddess Radha killed Sridama as a demon.

Cursed to be born in the clan. of goddess radha

Due to the curse, Shridama took birth as a demon Shankhchud. The same demon, who became an exclusive devotee of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Radha took birth on earth as the daughter of Vrishabhanuji. But Radha was not born from the womb of Goddess Kirti, wife of Vrishabhanu. When Shridama and Radha cursed each other, Shri Krishna came and told Radha that you have to live on earth as the daughter of Goddess Kirti and Vrishabhanu. There you will be married to a Vaishya named Rayana. Rayaan will be my incarnation and you will remain my beloved on earth as well. In that form we will have to bear the pain of separation. Now prepare to be born on earth.  

Then the liladhari Krishna consoled him that O Goddess! It is not a curse, but a blessing. For this reason, the eternal stream of your sweet lila juice will flow in the world, in which the living beings will be doing actions till eternity. Thus the incarnation of Shri Radha on earth took place in Dwapar. 

Nriga's son King Suchandra and Mansi of ancestors

Kanya Kalavati did penance for twelve years.

To get Radha in the form of a daughter from Sri Brahma

Asked for a boon As a result he was the king in Dwapar.

Born as Vrishabhanu and Queen Kirtida.

Both became husband and wife.

Slowly the time came for the incarnation of Shri Radha. The news of Kirtida's pregnancy started spreading as a source of happiness in the whole of Vraj, everyone waited anxiously. That time has come. The sky became cloudy at the time of Shukla Ashtami Chandravasar midday of Bhadrapada. Suddenly a light spread in the maternity home, it was such a bright light that everyone's eyes were closed.

After a moment the gopis saw Kirtida lying in front of Maiya with the radiance of hundreds of thousands of Sharatchandras. There is a heap of divine flowers around it. With his descent, the streams of the rivers became pure, the directions became happy, the cool gentle wind started blowing from Aurobindo expanding Saurabh. 

The most popular story of Radha's birth is that Vrishabhanu Ji found a divine girl lying in a golden lotus in a beautiful Sheetal Sarovar. They brought her home but the girl was not ready to open her eyes. Father and mother understood that they could not see but Lord Leela was such that Radha wanted to see Shri Krishna first. Therefore, when he encountered Shri Krishna ji in the form of a child, he opened his eyes. 

• Who was Radharani for Lord Krishna? 

Radharani is the revealed  of Krishna's love. Shri Radha is hladini-sakti, or the joy giving strength of Krishna. Krishna is vivacious and Radha is energy. 

Radha and Krishna are one Atma (soul) as in they are Sakti (power) and saktiman (incredible). Despite the fact that They are one Atma (soul), still from days of yore They have showed in two distinct structures in Goloka Vrindavana to appreciate sweet diversions.

Radharani is expressed as the expansion of the pleasure potency (hladini-sakti) of Krishna. As She is compared with the creeper, Her associates, the damsels of Vraja, are just like the flowers and leaves of that creeper.   

• Conclusion

Where Krishna is Radha, where is Radha, where is Krishna. I don't have a different blinking question.

The glory of this name is immeasurable. Shri Krishna Himself says that whenever I hear 'Ra' from someone's mouth, I offer my devotional love to him and on uttering the word Dha, I follow him out of the greed of hearing the name Radha. The devotion of Radha Krishna expanded continuously over a period of time. The Nimbarka, Vallabh, Radhavallabh, and Sakhi communities corroborated this. Sri Radha is seated with Krishna as the Supreme Goddess. Krishna enchants the world and Radha is Krishna. In the 12th century, the spiritual love relationship of Krishna and Radha was publicized in the whole of India by Jaydevji's Gita Govinda composition.