information required on Radha & Krishn relation

[Guest guest]

any one can provide details on relation of Radha & Krishn. and little back ground detail on Radha.

[Guest guest]

Radha was wife of some other person, krishna had extra-marital affair with her

 

she was also shared just like drupathi was shared by the pandavas

 

Hare Krishna

[Guest guest]

radha is the internal potency of love of sri krsna

 

she's the supreme servant lord , krsna is the supreme served lord

 

the lord is actually radha-krsna, not krsna alone

 

 

[Guest guest]

if you can have more respect for srimati radharani it'd be very nice

[Guest guest]

then why today there are objections for extra marital affairs when our god him slef did that.

[Guest guest]

simple.. not everyone's god... and his actions have nothing to do with material actions

[Ganeshprasad]

Jai Ganesh

 

such questions are useless to discuss without first understanding the nature of the lord.

 

Jai Shree Krishna

[ekokrsna]

Hi Buddy,

 

Ask your mother or sister,

 

I believe they must be worshipping some Lord's Photo in your home.

Ask them if the lord himself appears before them, will they dance, sing and go with Him or not.!.

And If they know and understand, that he is Lord himslef then, what would be their reactions. How would they behave..

 

You better start purifying yourself with chanting.

 

[imported_servegod]

Haribol,

 

Krishna = All attractive Supreme Lord

 

Radha = Internal Potency of the Lord

 

Wherever there is Radha, there is Krishna. One cannot exist without the other.

 

Krishna had relation with Radha outside of marriage, true. But, Krishna is God, Radha is Goddess - they are not limited by material qualifications of moral behaviour. If they were, how could they be classified as God?

 

A legitimate question would be 'if Krishna is trying to guide the world on religious principles, why does He engage with women outside of marriage?'

 

The answer to that is that Krishna comes on earth to do two things. One, to defeat irreligious principles, such as demonic kings like Duryodhana. More importantly, however, he comes on earth to give pleasure to his devotees. Radha is Krishna's dearest devotee. Krishna therefore satisfies her without regard to material morals. How are we to distinguish between the behaviour of Krishna that we should follow and the behaviour that we should not imitate? That is the whole point of guru. Guru explains what is Krishna's instructions and what is Krishna's lila. Instuctions we follow. Lila we admire but DO NOT imitate.

 

Hope that helps.

 

Hare Krsna

[ggohil]

"Radha was wife of some other person, krishna had extra-marital affair with her......."

 

This is like describing an airplane as a noisy metal contraption with some plastic components, owned privately and corporately.

 

True…….but hardly enlightening.