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Radha : The Wonder Lady
Radha’s saga of love for Krishna. Yashoda had a cherished dream to make Radha her daughter-in-law. She had even put turmeric on the hands of Radha. Her parents Vrishbhanu and Kirtida also accepted this relation.Then after all what did happen due to which Krishna refused to marry Radha ? Just flip through the pages of this book, you will find not only the answer to this question but many more revealing truths and many intriguing facts about the eternal loving couple.
174 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 10, 2020
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October 7, 2023
3.5 for me
This would be a bit of a baised review as I'm trying to learn more and more about Radhaji. This so far has been my favourite read on her as this book is well researched and has taken inspiration from a lot of relevant book sources and summarises everything in the best possible manner.
Reading about Radhaji and her character always somehow makes me very emotional and I feel like her side of the story, her character, her individuality needs to be told and an in depth exploration is needed to even come close to get to know her but I don't believe it is possible to know Radha Rani, one can only feel the love (it's pure, eternal) she has for all her bhakts.
51 short stories on her life (mainly involving her pasttime and interactions with Krishna and her life after Krishnji left for Mathura) this book depicts their pure, eternal love for one another and mainly focuses on Radhaji's viewpoint, challenges and struggles she had to face in her life, her longing for her Kanha despite everything she lived by her morals ,simplicity and humbleness throughout her life.
This is going to sound a bit narcissistic of me but it's Radhika approved and a very beginner friendly book for anyone wanting to learn more about Radhaji.
Radhe Radhe!!
This would be a bit of a baised review as I'm trying to learn more and more about Radhaji. This so far has been my favourite read on her as this book is well researched and has taken inspiration from a lot of relevant book sources and summarises everything in the best possible manner.
Reading about Radhaji and her character always somehow makes me very emotional and I feel like her side of the story, her character, her individuality needs to be told and an in depth exploration is needed to even come close to get to know her but I don't believe it is possible to know Radha Rani, one can only feel the love (it's pure, eternal) she has for all her bhakts.
51 short stories on her life (mainly involving her pasttime and interactions with Krishna and her life after Krishnji left for Mathura) this book depicts their pure, eternal love for one another and mainly focuses on Radhaji's viewpoint, challenges and struggles she had to face in her life, her longing for her Kanha despite everything she lived by her morals ,simplicity and humbleness throughout her life.
This is going to sound a bit narcissistic of me but it's Radhika approved and a very beginner friendly book for anyone wanting to learn more about Radhaji.
Radhe Radhe!!
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November 29, 2023This book claims the existence of Radha as a myth and goes on to write fictional stories of what happened between Radha and Krishna as per the author's imagination.
The first story written there were the author claims Radha concieved a child with Krishna and threw it into the lake is also unheard of.
Lost interest right there. Abandoned the book.
The first story written there were the author claims Radha concieved a child with Krishna and threw it into the lake is also unheard of.
Lost interest right there. Abandoned the book.
May 9, 2022
Amazing
Finally a book on the life of Shri Raha Rani. I totally enjoyed these stories about her life. Jai Radha!!!
Finally a book on the life of Shri Raha Rani. I totally enjoyed these stories about her life. Jai Radha!!!
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