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Sheshashayi, Chir Ghat | Braj Mandal Parikrama | Ep 7 | 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! We are moving to the 7th day of #Parikrama today. Hope you are having a blissful time watching the places of Krishna lila all these days. Today we visit Srimati Radharani's in-laws' house, and then have darshana of Lord Vishnu reclining on Seshanaga. We then visit the bank of river Yamuna, where she was threatened to be torn apart by the wrath of Lord Balarama. We then visit the site of Pralambasura's death. Finally, we visit the spot where Lord Krishna stole the dressing of the gopis, to fulfill their innocent desire for Krishna. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Intro 00:00 Sheshashayi 01:15 Rama Ghat 04:16 Akshaya Vat 07:40 Tapovana 10:50 Katyayani Temple 13:06 Chir Ghat 13:34 Outro 16:36 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- JAVAT This town of Yavata was built by Maharaja Vrsabhanu for the pleasure of His daughter, Srimati Radharani. Yavata is the ancestral village of Abhimanyu, who is the supposed husband of Radharani. After Her marriage, Radharani moved from Her father’s palace at Varsana to Yavata to live in Abhimanyu’s house; called Jatila ki Haveli; with his mother Jatila and sister Kutila. SESHASHAYI This is the famous Deity of Seshashayi Vishnu in His four-armed form of Narayana lying down on the celestial serpent Sesha Naga and being served by Lakshmi Devi, the goddess of fortune, who is massaging the Lord’s lotus feet. In the Vraja-riti-chintamani it says, “At Seshashayi, Lord Krishna manifested the milk ocean and expanded Himself as Ananta Sesha, transformed Himself into Kshirodakashayi Vishnu, and then sat down on the body of Ananta. Srimati Radharani then became the beautiful Lakshmi Devi, who with humbly bowed head began to massage Lord Vishnu’s lotus feet. This sight greatly delighted Radha’s on-looking gopi-friends”. RAMA GHATA This is the celebrated place near the banks of the #Yamunariver where Lord Balarama once dragged the River Yamuna with His celebrated plough weapon known as “hala”. AKSHAYA VATA This is the sacred place known as Akshaya Vata where a very large forest of banyana trees stood during Krishna’s pastimes. Akshaya Vata, lying on the western bank of the Yamuna south of Rama Ghata, is the place where Balarama killed the demon Pralambasura. TAPOVANA This sacred tirtha near the banks of the Yamuna is where the gopis performed tapasya during the month-long katyayani-vrata to achieve Krishna as their husband. CHIRA GHAT & KATYAYINI MANDIR This is the celebrated ghata where Krishna stole the clothing of the gopis. The word ‘chira’ means ‘clothing’. There is a temple here dedicated to goddess Katyayani Devi that commemorates the transcendental pastime that took place here. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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.