Thursday, September 5, 2024

Attribute

 


Arjuna asked Lord Krishna to explain His glories and attributes. The Lord replied that they are infinite and cannot be thoroughly described. In Chapter X of the Bhagavad Gita, ‘Manifestations of Divine Glories’, the Lord explains some of His prominent attributes. Valayapettai Sri Ramachariar said in a discourse that this chapter is called ‘Vibhuthi Adhyaya’. The Lord says that of the Adityas, He is Vishnu; of luminous bodies, the radiant Sun; and among the constellations, He is the Moon. He is the beginning, the middle, and the end of all beings.


Of the Vedas, He is Sama Veda; of sense organs, He is the mind; of Rudras, He is Sankara; of the Yakshas, He is Kubera (the Lord of wealth); of the mountains, Meru; of generals, He is Skanda; of waters, the ocean.


Of words, He is the single-lettered ‘Om’; of immovable things, the Himalayas; among celestials, He is Narada; of elephants, He is Airavatha.


Of weapons, He is the thunderbolt; of cows, Kamadhenu; of serpents (single-hooded), He is Vasuki; of snakes (with many hoods), He is Anantha.



Of subduers, He is Yama, the God of death.



Of beasts, He is the Lion; and of birds, Garuda. Of moving things, He is the wind; and of rivers, He is the Ganga.


Of letters, He is the letter ‘a’; of mantras, He is the Gayathri; of months, He is Marghazhi; of seasons, He is the season of flowers (Vasantha ruthu); of Pandavas, Arjuna; and of sages, He is Veda Vyasa.



The lord concludes that whatever strength, splendor or energy acquired comes from a fragment of his power.



The lord adorned with tulasi.


In Padma Purana, Lord Narayana says the following are the places He likes to be in: Sri Vaikuntha, Surya mandala, Vedanta, self-manifested kshetras and tulasi. The Lord tells tulasi that anyone who dislikes her is His enemy. If people use tulasi leaves in their daily aradhana, then moksha is guaranteed. Padma Purana says the Lord wore tulasi from head to toe, an honour given only to tulasi, said P.T. Seshadri in a discourse. In Nammazhvar’s Thiruvaimozhi, there is a pasuram which says that He wore tulasi on His shoulders, chest, head and feet.



Nampillai’s commentary says that just as the Lord had great affection for tulasi, likewise, He had great affection for Nammazhvar too. Hence, He showed to Nammazhvar, His divine body adorned with tulasi. Nampillai explains why Nammazhvar gave so many details. Lord Narayana is a mahaveera. To draw attention to His valour, Nammazhvar spoke of tulasi on His powerful shoulders. The chest is mentioned, because Goddess Lakshmi resides there. To show that He is the Paramatma, Nammazhvar said that He wore tulasi on His head. His feet are the refuge of bhaktas. So, He wore tulasi on His feet, when He showed His divine form to Nammazhvar. Verses of the Azhvars can be understood through the commentaries. For instance, when we read Nammazhvar’s pasuram, we might wonder why Nammazhvar spoke of tulasi on His head, chest etc, when he could just have said that the Lord wore tulasi. Nampillai’s commentary throws light on the verse.





Tuesday, September 3, 2024

6000

 Ancient Hindu text Rig Veda mentions solar eclipse that took place 6,000 years ago, find astronomers

The mention of total solar eclipse was found in Rig Veda, making it the oldest known depiction of an eclipse.
There are various mentions of eclipse in Rig Veda.There are various mentions of eclipse in Rig Veda. 
Astronomers recently stumbled across what might be the oldest mention of a solar eclipse. In the ancient Hindu text Rig Veda, they discovered mention of an eclipse that occurred approximately 6,000 years ago.

Compiled around 1500 B.C, the Rig Veda is a collection of sayings and hymns spanning various religious and philosophical schools along with records of historical events. While most of these events are from when the text was written, some of them date back even further.

In the Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage, astronomers Mayank Vahia from the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research and Mitsuru Soma from the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan reported that they found mentions of an ancient eclipse.
Various passages in the Rig Veda have mentioned the location of the rising sun during the vernal equinox, with one reference describing that the event occured in Orion while another one says it happened in the Pleiades.

With the Earth spinning on its axis, the relative position of these important astronomical events change as well. Currently, the vernal equinox is in Pisces, but it was on Orion somewhere around 4500 B.C and the Pleiades around 2230 B.C. This makes it possible for astronomers to find the time period when the event occurred.
While the passages that describe the eclipse do not mention the phenomena, they do talk about the sun being “pierced” with darkness and gloom and that the evil beings had caused the sun’s “magic arts to vanish”. For those wondering, these descriptions have nothing to do with the story of Rahu and Ketu as they are more modern myths.

Passages following these mentions also helped astronomers narrow the time frame of the total solar eclipse, suggesting that the event occurred three days before the autumnal equinox and that it must have taken place where the writers of the Rig Veda lived.
According to the astronomers, there are only two possible dates when the event must have taken place – October 22, 4202 B.C. and October 19, 3811 B.C. Both of these dates are far more older than the mentions of the oldest known record of solar eclipses.

Monday, September 2, 2024

9 bg.

 Chapter 9 of the Bhagavad Gita is titled "Raja Vidya Raja Guhya Yoga," which translates to "The Yoga of Royal Knowledge and Royal Secret." This chapter is considered one of the most important in the Gita, as it reveals the essence of Krishna's teachings.Here’s a brief explanation of the key verses in Chapter 9:Verse 9.1-9.2: Krishna begins by explaining that this knowledge is the king of sciences and the most profound secret. It is the purest knowledge, which is directly attainable, easy to practice, and everlasting.Verse 9.3: Krishna states that those who do not have faith in this knowledge cannot attain Him and remain in the cycle of birth and death.Verse 9.4-9.7: Krishna explains that everything in the universe is pervaded by Him, yet He is not confined by it. He creates, sustains, and dissolves the universe, but remains unattached.Verse 9.8-9.10: Krishna describes how He governs the universe through His divine energy, maintaining the natural order and the cycle of creation and destruction.Verse 9.11-9.12: Krishna explains that people who are deluded by ignorance do not recognize His divine nature and thus, fall into suffering.Verse 9.13-9.14: Those who know Krishna’s divine nature engage in unwavering devotion, constantly worshipping Him with love and reverence.Verse 9.15-9.19: Krishna discusses various forms of worship. Some worship Him with knowledge, others with rituals, while some seek worldly gains or liberation. However, Krishna declares that He is the ultimate goal of all these forms of worship.Verse 9.20-9.21: Krishna describes how those who perform rituals as prescribed in the Vedas attain heaven, enjoy celestial pleasures, but eventually return to the mortal world once their merits are exhausted.Verse 9.22: Krishna promises that He personally takes care of the needs of those who worship Him with exclusive devotion.Verse 9.23-9.25: Krishna explains that those who worship other gods with faith actually worship Him in an indirect way, but they attain the gods they worship, not Krishna Himself.Verse 9.26-9.27: Krishna emphasizes that even a simple offering made with love and devotion is accepted by Him. He advises Arjuna to dedicate all his actions to Him, making them acts of devotion.Verse 9.28-9.30: Krishna declares that even a person who commits sins can become virtuous if he wholeheartedly takes refuge in Krishna. Such a person should be considered saintly because of his sincere devotion.Verse 9.31: Krishna assures that His devotee will never perish, promising protection and liberation to those who surrender to Him.Verse 9.32-9.34: Krishna concludes the chapter by stating that anyone, regardless of birth, gender, or social status, can attain Him through devotion. He invites Arjuna to surrender his mind and heart to Him, guaranteeing liberation and eternal union.This chapter is a powerful reminder of the inclusivity of divine grace and the transformative power of unwavering devotion.

Sunday, September 1, 2024

Nerelge 2024.




 A small sleepy village near Belur and Javgal.

Annual festival very well organized good crowd  enjoyed the day dedicated to chinnakesava.

Formula.



 Indian first road race on four streets of Chennai. The place is just so crazily charged the streets having Bill board size TV covering the race people are so excited. Lots of traffic  roads cordoned off.

Excitement everywhere. 


 
We just passed that area where the race track runs on the four main roads of Chennai. Huge billboard size TV (displaying what's going on on the track)around the area for people to watch the live show. It was exciting just being in the area.

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This is a old photo when one formula car was on display in our building. 
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Sunday, August 25, 2024

Chal



 Aa chal ke tujhe, main le ke chaluun

Ik aise gagan ke tale

Jahan gam bhii na ho, aansoo bhi na ho

Bas pyaar hii pyaar pale

Aa chal ke tujeh main le ke chaluun

Ik aise gagan ke tale

Jahan gam bhi na ho, aansoo bhi na ho

Bas pyaar hi pyaar pale

Ik aise gagan ke tale

Suraj ki pehli kiran se, aashaa kaa savera jaage (x2)

Chandaa kii Koran se dhul kar, ghanaghor andhera bhaage (x2)

Kabhi dhuup khile kabhi chhaav mile

Lambii sii Dagar na khale

Jahan gam bhi na ho, aansoo bhi na ho

Bas pyaar hi pyaar pale

Ik aise gagan ke tale

Jahan door nazar daud aae, aazaad gagan laharaae laharaee (x2)

Jahan rang birange panchhi, aashaa kaa sandesaa laayen (x2)

Sapano me pali hansati ho kali

Jahan shaam suhaani dhale

Jahan gam bhi na ho, aansoo bhi na ho

Bas pyaar hi pyaar pale

Ik aise gagan ke tale

Sapano Ke aise jahan mein jahan pyaar hi pyaar khila ho

Hum jaa ke vahan kho jaaye shikuva na koyi ghila ho

Kahin bhair na ho koyi ghair na ho

Sab milke chalte chale

Jahan gam bhi na ho aansoo bhi na ho

Bas pyaar hi pyaar pale

Ik aise gagan ke tale

Aa chal ke tujeh mein leke chaluun

Ik aise gagan ke tale

Jahan gam bhi na ho aansoo bhi na ho

Bas pyaar hi pyaar pale

Ik aise gagan ke tale


 




Monday, August 19, 2024

The asta sakhis.

 


The Ashta Sakhis are eight prominent gopis, or companions, of Radha, Krishna's chief consort. 


The Sanskrit term asta-sakhi refers to these eight dearest companions. 


The Ashta Sakhis are considered to be an extension of Radha and are known for their unmatched love and care for Radha and Krishna. 


The names of the Ashta Sakhis are: 


Lalita, Visakha, Champakalata, Chitra, Tungavidya, Indulekha, Rangadevi, and Sudevi. 


According to scriptures, Lalita's role was to arrange Radha and Krishna's meetings and pastimes in Dvapara Yuga. 


In the spiritual realm, the Gopis of Braj enjoy a position higher than that of the creator Brahma, the protector Vishnu and the destroyer Shankar. Brahma, Vishnu, Shankar, together referred to as Tridev are Swansh of Shri Krishna Himself and are the all powerful Governors of this Brahmand. Yet, such is the glory of the Gopis that Creator Lord Brahma was unable to even attain their footdust, despite performing severe penance for 60,000 years.



There are 5 main characteristics of the Gopis:They possess intimate knowledge of the divinity of Shri Krishna yet, they do not reveal it.They adore Shri Krishna as Their beloved.They have surrendered everything including their own self unto Him.They have completely rejected the notion of self-happiness.Every thought and action of theirs is solely aimed towards the happiness of Shri Krishn.



Shri Krishna says to the Gopis –



न पारयेऽहं निरवद्यसंयुजां स्वसाधुकृत्यं विबुधायुषापि व: ।


na pāraye ’haṁ niravadya-saṁyujāṁ sva-sādhu-kṛtyaṁ vibudhāyuṣāpi vaḥ


या माभजन् दुर्जरगेह श्रृंखला: संवृश्च्य तद् व: प्रतियातु साधुना ॥


yā mābhajan durjara-geha-śṛṅkhalāḥ saṁvṛścya tad vaḥ pratiyātu sādhunā ॥



“O Gopis! You have abandoned all social and spiritual norms in my exclusive service. I am so indebted to you that even if I were to strive for 1000 celestial years to absolve myself from your debt, I’d be unable to do so”.




The gopis of Braj are endowed with the same beauty and virtues as Nitya Priya gopis - Shri Radha and Chandravali. The Ujjval Neelmani depicts:



हरैः साधारणगुणैरुपेतास्तस्य वल्लभाः ।


haraiḥ sādhāraṇaguṇairupetāstasya vallabhāḥ ।


पृथुप्रेम्णा सुमाधुर्य सम्पदाञ्चाग्रिमाश्रयाः ॥


pṛthupremṇā sumādhurya sampadāñcāgrimāśrayāḥ ॥



“The gopis are endowed with the same attributes, beauty and skills as Shri Krishna Himself. They are the epitome of sweetness and expertise”.



राधाचन्द्रावलीमुख्याः प्रोक्ता नित्यप्रिया ब्रजे ।


rādhācandrāvalīmukhyāḥ proktā nityapriyā braje ।


कृष्णवन्नित्यसौंदर्यवैदग्ध्यादिगुणाश्रयाः ॥


kṛṣṇavannityasauṃdaryavaidagdhyādiguṇāśrayāḥ ॥



“When Shri Krishna Himself manifests on this earth, as premavatar (descension with the sole aim of distributing divine love to deserving souls), the eternal gopis also take birth as the sakhis of Nitya Priya gopis. The parents of these eternal gopis are also divine personalities. Shri Radha and Chandravali are the foremost Nitya Priya gopis. The Nitya Priya gopis are the leaders of thousands of maidens of Braj who in turn are leaders of their own groups of millions of maidens of Braj”. But - 



तयोरुभयोर्मध्ये राधिका सर्वथाधिका ।


tayorubhayormadhye rādhikā sarvathādhikā ।


महाभावस्वरूपेयं गुणैरतिवरियसी ॥ 


mahābhāvasvarūpeyaṃ guṇairativariyasī ॥



“In comparing Shri Radha and Chandravali, Shri Radha stands on the higher platform since She is the essence of Hladini Shakti and the personified form of Madan Mahabhav. She is also the Supreme reservoir of incomparable beauty, attributes and expertise." 



​Hence, Brahm Gautamiya tantra says -



राधा कृष्णमयी प्रोक्ता राधिका परदेवता ।


rādhā kṛṣṇamayī proktā rādhikā paradevatā ।


सर्व लक्ष्मीमयी सर्वकान्ति सम्मोहिनी परा ॥


sarva lakṣmīmayī sarvakānti sammohinī parā ॥



Shri Krishna with Chandravali



“Shri Radha is the personification of Shri Krishna. Infinite Goddess Lakshmis emanate from Shri Radha. The combined beauty of all Goddess Lakshmis can be compared to a drop of Shri Radha Rani’s beauty”. 



All powers of Shri Krishna have a personified form. Hladini Shakti is the presiding power over all other powers. The essence of Hladini Shakti is Madan Mahabhav and its personified form is Shri Radha.  The Tantra Samhita asserts,



ह्लादिनी या महाशक्तिः सर्वशक्तिवरीयसी ।


hlādinī yā mahāśaktiḥ sarvaśaktivarīyasī ।


तत्सारभूतरूपेयमिति तन्त्र प्रतिष्ठिता ॥


tatsārabhūtarūpeyamiti tantra pratiṣṭhitā ॥



“Hladini is the greatest power of Supreme Brahm Shri Krishna, the gist of Hladini is Madan Mahabhav. Shri Radha is the personified form of Madan Mahabhav”.  ​



​There are 8 most intimate eternal friends of Shri Radha. They are collectively referred to as Asht Maha Sakhi and are eternal associates of Shri Radha Krishna. They too are Swansh  and are the governors of the power of Yogmaya.



​They are the head of groups of millions of maidens of Braj (Yootheshwari), and due to Their insatiable desire for the constant association of Shri Radha Rani they serve Her. Their love for Shri Radha is exceptional and they willingly choose to be Her companions. The very life of these gopis is to serve the Divine Couple. Under the supervision of these Ashta Maha Sakhi, all gopis in their troupe get an opportunity to serve Yugal Sarkar.



These Ashta Maha Sakhi are so focused on the happiness of the Divine couple that They can also feel the desires of the Divine Couple. That’s why it’s said they dwell in the mind of the Divine Couple. The ideology of the love of Shri Radha is incomprehensible. The closest we can get to understanding it is by watching the actions of these gopis. Therefore, they are also called the body of Shri Radha (कायव्यूह स्वरूपा).



​Under the leadership of these Ashta Maha Sakhi are millions of gopis who serve the Couple in many different ways. Although they don't have meetings to discuss and decide every detail, nevertheless there is perfect synchronization and harmony in everything they do. For example, Their clothes are prepared by one group of gopis and their jewelry by another, yet everything matches perfectly. All songs, musical instruments and dances are in perfect harmony with no practice.



In conclusion



Right from the stage of Sadhana Bhakti, we need to take a cue from the selfless love of gopis and aim to love Shri Krishna as our beloved and Shri Radha as our swamini. We should love Radha Krishna - The Divine Couple selflessly; letting not even a trace of self happiness harbor in our hearts. Initially, it may not be possible to fully implement this sentiment, yet the intent must be right. It’s because God accepts our intention over our actions. Eventually, as the mind gets purified, by the grace of Hari-Guru our love for God will become selfless. One fortunate day, when all our material afflictions are cleansed, by the grace of a Rasik Saint like Shri Maharaj Ji we too can reach the highest stature of bhakti and become a gopi and serve the divine couple under the guidance of these Ashta Maha Sakhis.



चंद्रावली आदि गोविंद राधे। घृत प्रेम की उदाहरण बता दे ॥ 5730


caṃdrāvalī ādi goviṃda rādhe। ghṛta prema kī udāharaṇa batā de ॥ 5730


सर्वश्रेष्ठ मधु प्रेम गोविंद राधे। स्वाभाविक निरपेक्ष बता दे ॥ 5731 


sarvaśreṣṭha madhu prema goviṃda rādhe। svābhāvika nirapekṣa batā de ॥ 5731



- राधा गोविंद गीत​


जगद्गुरूत्तम​ स्वामी श्री कृपालु जी महाराज



Prem is classified as Ghrit Prem and Madhu Prem. The word ghrit signifies ghee or clarified butter. Its consistency varies greatly with differences in temperature for instance, it melts when heated and solidifies when cooled. The word madhu means "honey". Honey is known to always retain its consistency. Its character remains unblemished by seasonal fluctuations, such as winter, summer, rain and so on.  



So Chandravali's and others' love is like ghrit prem. It increases when she gets love and attention of the beloved Shri Krishna. But Shri Radha's love or madhu prem is ever-increasing, ever-new and limitless. It does not demand anything in return and that is why it is of utmost superiority.   


In Vrindavan very near to Shri Bihariji temple, is the temple called Ashta Sakhi temple or Shri Radha Ras Bihari temple. The temple is centuries old and is dedicated to the divine couple and their Ashta Sakhi’s - the eight “friends” of Shri Radha who were intimately involved in her intimate pastimes. The temple is called – Shree Radha Ras Behari Ashta Sakhi Mandir and it is home to the divine Ras Leela of Lord Krishna and Radharani. It is located in close proximity to the Banke Behari mandir. The temple has been recently restored and modernized with exemplary attention to detail. Of the eight sakhis, two – i.e Lalita and Vishaka are considered to be the leaders. All the sakhis have a single mission – to serve Radha Krishn and they are her foremost friends and companions. The eight sakhis are: Lalita, Vishakha, Champaklata, Chitra, Tungvidya, Indulekha, Rangdevi, Sudevi.





Asta SakhisThe sakhis are of five kinds: they are known as sakhis, nitya-sakhis, prana-sakhis priya-sakhis and parama-prestha-sakhis. Among them, some are equally affectionate towards Radha and Krsna, while some are crookedly affectionate towards Them. Kusumita, Vindhya, Kunda lata, and Dhanistha are known as sakhis. They are more affectionate towards Sri Krsna. Kasturi, Mani-manjari, etc., are nitya-sakhis, and they are more affectionate towards Sri Radhika. Therefore, they are counted among the crookedly affectionate sakhis. Sasti-manjari, Vasanti, Lasika etc., are called prana-sakhis. Sumadhya, Madana-lasa, etc., are called priya-sakhis. The eight sakhis such as Lalita, Visakha etc., are called param-prestha sakhis. Although these eight sakhis are equally affectionate towards Radha and Krsna, still sometimes they are more affectionate towards Sri Radhika.Descriptions of the Colors and Dresses of the Sakhis:Lalita: (Svarupa Damodara in gaura-lila); her other name is Anuradha. Her complexion is beautiful bright yellow (gorocana). Her dress is the color of peacock feathers. Her mother's name is Saradi. Her father's name is Bisoka. Her so-called husband is Bhairava. She is of a sharp and contrary nature. She is twenty-seven days older than Radhika. Her services include offering betel nuts and camphor. She resides in Lalitananda Kunja, which resembles the colour of lightning. Her residence is situated on the northern-side of the lotus shaped Yogapitha consisting of eight petals. Ratnaprabha, Ratikeli, Subhadra, Bhadrarekhika, Sumukhi, Dhanistha, Kalahamsi and Kalapini belong to her group.Visakha: (Raya Ramananda in gaura-lila); her complexion is cream-colored with a tinge of red. Her dress is bedecked with stars. She is a niece of Jatila. Her mother's name is Daksina. Her father's name is Pawan. Her so-called husband is Bahika. Her nature is marginal. She was born the same time as Radhika. Her service is to decorate Radha and Krsna with cloths and ornaments. She resides in cloud-colored Visakhananda Kunja on the northern side of Yogapitha. Madhavi, Malati, Chandralekha, Kunjari, Harini, Chapala, Surabi, and Subanana belong to her group.Chitra: (Govindananda in gaura-lila); she has a beautiful saffron complexion. Her dress is crystalline in color. Her mother's name is Charbika. Her father's name is Chatura, who is the cousin of King Vrsabhanu. Her so-called husband is Pithra. She has a gentle nature. She is twenty-six days younger than Radharani. Her service is to offer garlands of cloves to Radha and Krsna. She resides in wonderful Chitrananda Kunja, situated on the eastern part of the Yogapitha. Rasalika, Tilakini, Souraseni, Sugandhika, Ramila, Kamanagari, Nagari, and Nagabelika belong to her group.Indurekha: (Basu Ramananda in gaura-lila); her complexion is of greenish yellow, her dress is like pomegranate flowers. Her mother's name is Bela, her father's name is Sagar. Her so-called husband is Durbala. She has a contrary nature. She is three days younger than Radharani. Her service is to offer honey. She resides in golden-colored Purnedra Kunja on the south-eastern petal of the Yogapitha. Tungabhadra, Rasatunga, Rangawati, Sumangala, Chitralekha, Vichitrangi, Modani, and Madanalasa are the sakhis that belong to her group.Champakalata: (Sivananda Sen in gaura-lila); her complexion is like the champaka flower. Her dress is like the Casa bird. Her mother's name is Vatika, her father's name is Arama. Her so-called husband is Chandaksa. Her nature is mild and gentle. She is one day younger than Radharani. Her service is offering jewels and the camara. She resides in Kamalata Kunja situated on the southern petal of the Yogapitha. In her group are: Kurungaksi, Sucharita, Manjali, Manikundala, Chandrika, Chandralatika, Kandukaksi, and Sumandira.Rangadevi: (Govinda Gosh in gaura-lila); her complexion is like that of a lotus flower. Her dress is the color of hibiscus flower. Her mother's name is Karuna, her father's name is Ranga-sara. Her so-called husband is Vakreksana. Her nature is medium-contrary. She is seventeen days younger than Radharani. Her service is offering sandalwood pulp. She resides in bluish Rangadevi-kunja situated on the south-western petal of the Yogapitha. The following sakhis belong to her group: Kalakanthi, Sasikala, Kamala, Madhura, Indira, Kandarpa Sundari, Kamalatika and Prema-manjari.Tungavidya: (Vakresvara Pandita in gaura-lila); her complexion is like kumkum mixed with camphor and sandalwood. She dresses in yellow garments. Her mother's name is Medha. Her father's name is Pauskara. Her so-called husband is Valish. Her nature is most liberal. She is five days younger than Radharani. Her service is singing and dancing. She resides in orange colored Tungavidya-kunja situated on the western petal of Yogapitha. Manjumedha, Sumadhura, Sumadhya, Madhureksana, Tanumadhya, Madhusyanda, Gunachuda, and Barangada sakhis belong to her group.Sudevi: (Vasudeva Ghosh in gaura-lila); the twin sister of Rangadevi. Her complexion and dress is the same as Rangadevi. Her so-called husband is the younger brother of Vakreksana. She has a sharp, contrary nature. Her service is offering water. She resides in yellow-colored Sudevi-kunja situated on the north-western petals of the Yogapitha. Kaveri, Charukabara, Sukesi, Manjukuhi, Harahira, Mahahira, Hara-kanti, and Manohara sakhis belong to her group.Hare Krsna Hare Krsna Krsna Krsna Hare Hare IHare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare II