Divine Marvels: Radha Parthasarathi Temple Unveiled
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Krishna, a name that resonates with the color black in Sanskrit, embodies charm and allure. His divine form, adorned in the captivating hue, playing the flute, captivates the hearts of the Gopikas. Standing beside him on the altar is Radha, the foremost among the Gopikas, deeply enamored by Krishna's enchanting melodies. Flanking this divine couple are Lalita and Vishaka, two prominent Gopikas among eight companions (Ashta Gopis), equally drawn to the irresistible charm of Krishna. This sacred depiction forms the heart of the Radha Parthasarathi temple, fondly known as the ISKCON temple, nestled in the serene surroundings of East of Kailash in Delhi. Not only do the Gopikas surrender themselves to the Lord of the most beautiful things, namely Krishna, but even his devotees find solace and devotion in his divine presence. Another shrine depicts Chaitanya Mahaprabhu and Nityananda joyfully dancing and singing Keertans of Krishna. Their exuberance and devotion are palpable in the intr...