Shree Krishna, while He was on earth some time back, turned out to be the greatest polymath, independent thinker and upholder of spiritual values the world had ever known. He also declared Himself to be the primeval cause of all causes; the one to take shelter of in difficult times. Said declaration is the ‘take […]
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Lord Shree Krishna is referred to by numerous titles in both of Rupa Goswami’s Sanskrit plays, namely Vidagdha Madhava, a.k.a. A Portrait of Lord Shree Krishna, and Lalita Madhava. In the space of only a few exchanges of dialogue, Krishna may be referred to by a number of different names. The following nine names for
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As already noted, there are two principal Sanskrit dramas written by Rupa Goswami, which are Vidagdha Madhava and Lalita Madhava. Titled, A Portrait of Lord Shree Krishna, Vidagdha Madhava has already been published by us in its English language version, while the second is work in progress as a translation. Lord Shree Krishna has many
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Rupa Goswami’s great Sanskrit drama, Vidagdha Madhava, a.k.a. A Portrait of Lord Shree Krishna, is the story of an astonishing sapphire-blue complexioned youth whose business it was to mind His father’s great herd of cows in the forested realm of Vrindavan many thousands of years ago. The dominant characteristic of this brave, young handsome hero,
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