Seva Kunj at Vrindavan

Seva Kunj also known as Nikunj Van is a van (forest); it has a mandir for Shree RadhaKrishn.

 

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Seva Kunj-Serene, Sacred, Silent, Divine

श्री सेवा कुंज निकुंज वन के नाम से भी जाना जाता है, जो वृंदावन धाम में परिक्रमा मार्ग पर स्थित है।

It is believed that Shree RadhaKrishn visit here every night.

The nij mandir is decorated for Them and all necessary items placed here for the night. This small mandir is decorated with all leelas painted on the walls which is very pretty.

 

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The video of this divine place can be viewed here:

Jai Shree radhaKrishn

Jai ShreeNathji

Jai Vraj Mandal

ShreeNathji mandir on Giriraj Govardhan

ShreeNathji Mandir darshan on Shri Giriraj Govardhan parvat

श्रीनाथजी प्रभु का प्राचीन मंदिर, गिरिराज गोवर्धन पर।महिमा सुनिए, दिव्य दर्शन कीजिए

 

इस दुर्लभ विडीओ में देखिए मंदिर के वे दर्शन:

⁃ उस खिड़की का दर्शन कीजिए जहाँ से श्री ठाकुरजी श्री गुसाँई जी को दर्शन देते थे, अपने मंदिर से चंद्र सरोवर पर जब श्री गुसाँई जी ने ६ महीने विप्रयोग का अनुभव करा; उनकी बैठकजी है यहाँ पर

⁃ उस खिड़की का जहाँ श्रीनाथजी मोहना भंगी को दर्शन देते थे

⁃ उस खिड़की का जहाँ से श्रीनाथजी व्रज वासी को दर्शन देते थे बिलछु कुंड पर; और बिलछु कुंड पर अपनी ही युगल स्वरूप लीला का अनुभव करते थे

⁃ शैया मंदिर में श्री महा प्रभुजी की १५वीं बैठकजी के दर्शन कीजिए

⁃ उस शैया मंदिर का दर्शन कीजिए जहाँ श्री महाप्रभुजी श्री नवनीत प्रियाजी के साथ शयन करते हैं

⁃ दर्शन कीजिए वह सुरंग का जो सीधी नाथद्वारा जाती है, जहाँ से कहते हैं श्रीनाथजी नाथद्वारा से श्री गोवर्धन आते जाते थे

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जय श्रीनाथजी प्रभु

#ShreeNathjiBhakti, #Govardhan

Sunrise on Giriraj Parvat

Shri Giriraj Govardhan Parvat-Vraj Mandal Jai ShreeNathji-Jai Shree RadhaKrishn

१५-०१-२०१९ का ये छोटा सा विडीओ आप के लिए 🙏

यूँ लगता है सूर्य देव बादल के माध्यम से गिरिराज जी को नमन कर रहे हैं

सुबह का यह दृश्य आलोकिक है, कुछ पल के लिए गिरिराज जी सूर्य की इस अद्भुत लालिमा में डूब जाते हैं।

चाहती तो हूँ की समय यहीं पर कुछ समय रूक जाए और यह दिव्य नज़ारा हम निहारते रहें।

किंतु प्रकृति तो किसी के लिए इंतज़ार नहीं करती, और देखते ही देखते २-५ मिनट में यह लालिमा पूर्ण हो जाती है।

Video clip shot early morning on iPhone xs

#iPhonephotography #vrajmandal #girirajgovardhan #redsunrise

Jai Ho 🙏

Bhakti- Different moods

On way to Shree RadhaRani mandir this sadhu bhakt sits shaded by the shrub; lost in his bhajan and accepts whatever alms given.

This is Vraj, the land of the seen and the unseen.

This pavitra bhumi is filled with various colours and flavours

Vishram Ghat – Sandhya arti

Vishram Ghat Sandhya arti @ Shri yamunaji:

View from the opposite side on Shri Yamunaji, Mathura, Vraj Mandal

Sandhya Arti @ Vishram ghat, Mathura

 

 

Nine Gopi Elephant at Kunjera Village, Vraj Mandal

Kunjera village is the place where the nine gopis took the form of an Elephant for Shree Krishn

In this post you will be able to hear the katha behind Gopis taking an elephant form for Shree Krishn.

When Shree Krishn was leaving Vrindavan, the Gopis requested Him not to leave. Shree Krishn joked that if they could show Him an elephant, he would not leave. Not being able to find an elephant, nine gopis came together and formed an elephant, which is called the Nav-nari kunjara.

The meaning of this divine leela in the words of the pujari:

A small mandir has been erected here

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The earlier mandir was looted and the original murti depicting this divine leela was stolen. Just a couple of years ago this mandir was established by a bhakt, and a painting is being worshipped at present.

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The Nine Gopi Elephant

Kunjera village mandir

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The pujaris who narrated the varta

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Giriraj Shila are worshipped here too

Kunjera village is located few kms from Shri Govardhan on the Northern side, towards Radha\Shyam Kund.

The village is not very clean and residents are quite poor.

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The Seven Elephant mandir at Kunjera village

Vrinda Devi at Vrinda Kund, Gupt Kund at Vraj Mandal

Vrinda Devi, Vrinda Kund and Gupt at Vraj Mandal

Vrinda Devi is an expansion of ShreeRadha; and is Tulsi Devi in Golok. Purnamasi is Vrinda Devi’s guru. Shree Vrinda Devi stays at Vrinda Kund and from here she arranges all meetings of Shree RadhaKrishn.

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Vrinda Kund at Vraj Mandal

Next to Vrinda Kund is the Gupt Kund,  where Shree Radha secretly meets Shree Krishn.

नंदगांव से पश्चिम दिशा में ठीक ऐक मील दूरी पर श्री वृन्दा जी बिराजती हैं । श्री वृन्दा कुंड अति पावन और अति सुरम्य स्थल है ।यहां दो कुंड है। श्री गुप्त कुंड और श्री वृन्दा कुंड । श्री गुप्त कुंड योगपीठ स्थली है। योग (मिलन) पीठ (स्थान) यानि राधा कृष्ण मिलन स्थान ।

Gupt Kund at Vrinda Kund

Gupt Kund at Vrinda Kund-Shree RadhaKrishn Yog Peeth

वृज में श्रीराधा कृष्ण की अष्ट कालीन लीलाऐं आज भी होती हैं । कहा जाता है इन अष्ट कालीन लीलाओं का समय निधाॅरित है।सर्व प्रथम गुप्त कुंड पर प्रातः कालीन लीला अप्रत्यक्ष रूप से यहां होती है।इसी कारण इस योग पीठ स्थली का नाम गुप्त कुंड है। अति शुद्ध और दिव्य भक्तों को लीला समझ आती हैं ।

Shree Vrinda Devi darshans at Vrinda Kund

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Shree Vrinda Devi
Vrinda Devi mandir at Vrinda\Gupt Kund 
Few glimpses of our visit and satsang here.Thakurjee ShreeNathji is Present with us today and has enjoyed the serenity and silence of this place. Its a very special day and blessings and kripa are there for all those present today

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Beautiful Vrinda Kund at Vrinda Devi mandir

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Vrinda Kund at Vrinda Devi mandir,Vraj Mandal

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Vrinda Devi mandir-The koyal who waits to steal the prasad from the mandir as soon as it is offered

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Vrinda Kund at Vrinda Devi mandir,Vraj Mandal

There is an ancient Shree RadhaKrishn murti here, carved out of stone, that is said to have been established by Raja Vajranabh, the great grandson of Shree Krishn. This murti has been desecrated by the Muslims, so worship is no longer done to this murti. Every Monday the local villagers come and pour milk over this murti of Shree RadhaKrishn are kept in a small kuti for darshans, adjacent to the mandir under a chokar tree

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The disfigured ancient murtis at Vrinda Kund

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Vrinda Devi mandir-The small Kuti under the Chokar tree where the ancient murtis are kept

The disfigured deities murti under the chokar tree had been worshiped as Shree Vrinda Devi for a very long time before Baba Madhava’s arrival. According to the villagers, some thieves had come fifty years before, stolen the sculpture and stored it near Charan Pahari, along with some other stolen sculptures. But when they brought a small truck to carry them away one night, even six or seven of them together could not lift the sculpture of Vrinda Devi. So they left it there. In the morning one villager saw the murti lying by the side of the hill and carried it back to Vrinda Kund(Story as told to us by the family who owns the place)

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The fog was very deep as we entered Vrinda Kund

The family who owns this divine Vrinda Kund and Vrinda Devi mandir, are very hospitable and cook excellent sattwik meals if told in advance. The father has seven sons and all the family is involved in seva of the Vrinda Devi mandir and Kund. We had breakfast and lunch at the mandir freshly cooked and served outdoors._DSC4080-2

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Vrinda kund-Divine anubhuties @ Vrinda Kund

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@ Vrinda Kund has been in the memory of all the participants lucky enough to be there that day

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Prasad at Vrinda Kund

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A Tulsi kyara at Vrinda Kund

Madhav Baba managed to get a Government grant to help him excavate the two sacred kunds; Vrinda Kund and Gupt Kund. Madhav Baba built a small temple and installed a Deity of Vrinda-devi on Jahnava Mata’s Appearance Day in the early 1980s

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Madhav Baba

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Vrinda Kund-Amid the dense fog is a surreal experience

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Vrinda Kund-Presence of ShreeNathji Thakurjee is very strong with us-Satsang in the misty weather

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Divine Vrinda Devi mandir at Vrinda Kund

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Paradise in the mist @ Vrinda Devi mandir

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Vrinda\Gupt Kund-A Koel which is native to all of Vraj. I see it every time I am here

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Vrinda Kund-Owl like birds has a full family living on the ancient Chokar tree

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View of Nandgaon mandir from Vrinda Kund

Darshans at Nandgaon mandir

 
Two video explaining details of the mahima of Shri Vrinda Devi, as told by the mahant of the mandir
Glimpses of darshans on various days. Photos sent to me by the mahant who does seva regularly

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Jai ShreeNathji Thakurjee

Jai Shree RadhaKrishn

Shri Gusainji Baithakji at Chandra Sarovar

Shri Gusainji Baithakji at Chandra Sarovar is called the Viprayog baithakji. It is the 6th Baithakji.

For six months Shri Gusainji had to stay here away from ShreeNathji.

ShreeNathji Mandir in Shri Govardhan is also visible from here.

You can hear details of this ShreeNathji varta from the present mukhiyaji in this video below.

 

ShreeNathji Mandir on Shri Govardhan is visible from here

View of ShreeNathji Mandir on Shri Govardhan from this Baithakji

Shri Gusainji Viprayog Baithakji at Chandra Sarovar

ShreeNathji was very attached to Shri Gusainji

Jai ShreeNathji Prabhu 🙏

What are Pushtimarg Baithaks?

Baithaks in Pushtimarg religion are pavitr places where Shri Vallabhachary, the founder of Pushtimarg, narrated the Pavitr granth Shrimad Bhagvadji Katha.

It was almost always under the Chonkar vraksh of a Vat vraksh with an adjacent Kund. (water body)

They are total 84 in number and spread all over the country.

Mahaprabhuji had circled the whole of India three times and done sthapna of these various Baithaks.

Each Baithak has its own particular Charitr (description).

Baithaks are holy places where there is no Idol or Chitr (Picture); seva is done of Gaddi (Seating).

There are several Baithaks of Shri Vitthalnathji Gusaiji also. Many are in the same place as Shri Vallabh Achary. Other’s located by themselves wherever he went and rested.

Jai ShreeNathji Prabhu 🙏

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