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Vrindavan, Keshi Ghat | Braj Mandal Parikrama | Ep 9 | Sri Sampati Dasa

#Vrindavanwebseries #mathura #iskconbangalore #deepotsava2024 #deepotsav #kartikamasa #vrindavanyatra Welcome to ISKCON Bangalore's Braj Mandal Parikrama virtual pilgrimage! Embark on a spiritual journey through the sacred land of Braj, where Lord Krishna performed His childhood pastimes. This series is designed to give you an immersive experience of the holy sites of Vrindavan, Mathura, and Gokul, especially during the auspicious month of Kartik, when devotees traditionally visit these places. For those unable to travel physically, this series provides a divine opportunity to connect with Krishna’s pastimes and deepen your devotion from the comfort of your home. Guided by insightful narration, we will visit revered locations like Vishram Ghat, Gokul, and Brahmanda Ghat, where Lord Krishna performed His most enchanting lilas. Explore the holiest of lands, revered for thousands of years, and relive Krishna’s divine activities. Whether you're a dedicated devotee or new to Krishna consciousness, join us for this spiritually enriching journey. Watch the entire series here:    • Mathura - Gokul | Braj Mandal Parikrama | ...   Immerse yourself in the divine glories of Vrindavan! Vrindavan Amongst the twelve sacred forests of Vraja Mandala, the forest of #Vrindavana is the most famous and also considered to be the most sacred. It is the twelfth forest mentioned in the Adi-Varaha Purana and also the twelfth sacred forest visited by the Chaurasi-kosa Vraja Mandala Parikrama. The Garga Samhita says. “By uttering the name of Vrindavana one attains the merit of chanting Krishna’s holy name. By smelling the fragrance of Vrindavana, one is blessed by the merit of smelling the sweet fragrance of tulasi leaves offered to Lord Govinda.” -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Intro 00:00 Kaliya Ghat 04:03 Imli tala 08:45 Sri Radha Gopinath Temple 11:50 Keshi Ghat 12:34 Vishram Vat 16:45 Outro 20:45 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- KALIYA HRDA This is where Krishna subdued the multi-hooded and venomous serpent known as Kaliya Naga, by ecstatically dancing on the snake’s many hoods until he was completely exhausted and on the verge of death. One can still see the original kadamba-vriksha tree known as Kali-kadamba that Krishna climbed when He jumped into the Yamuna River in order to chastise the serpent Kaliya Naga. IMLI TALA This is the famous tamarind tree where Lord Chaitanya Mahaprabhu would sit and chant the holy name on His japa beads. The word ‘imli’ means ‘tamarind’ and ‘tala’ means ‘tree’. KESHI GHAT This is the ghata where Krishna bathed after slaying the horse-demon Keshi. The powerful demon arrived in the forest of Vrindavana in the form of a gigantic horse with the intention of killing Krishna. Krishna killed this demon as easily as one splits a blade of grass and then washed the blood from His hands at a place now known as Keshi-tirtha. VISHRAM VAT (CHAITANYA BAITAK) This is the place where Lord Chaitanya Mahaprabhu would sit and rest while walking at noon-time from Imli-tala to His camp at Akrura Ghata, as it is the half-way point between the two places. ISKCON VRINDAVAN (Krishna-Balrama mandir) This temple was established in the year 1975, by His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, the illustrious founder-acharya of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON). End of Parikrama at Vishram Ghat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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.