Krishna Rasa Leela | Krishna Janmashtami Special | Gokulashtami 2018 | Artha
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Scholars believe that Lord Krishna’s life is involved in two phases in which, the first is where Krishna indulges in all kinds of pranks in Gokula. Many scriptures have elaborately mentioned about this phase in their scriptures and the prime topic in them was Rasa Leela. Get to know what Rasa Leela actually was for Lord Krishna and Gopikas.
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1. Rasa Leela is the mystical dance-recitals which Lord Krishna performed amongst the Gopis or Gopikas (milkmaids of Gokul).
2. It is an essential part of Lord Krishna’s traditional story that is described in Hindu scriptures and literature in an elaborated format.
3. The term Rasa actually means "aesthetics" and Lila or Leela stands for "act," "play" or "dance".
4. Lord Krishna always drew the Gopikas into dancing pastimes and pranks, where the maidens danced and sung songs to the tunes of his flute.
5. During different social events, the dramatic folk re-enactment of this Rasa Leela is performed by artists and devotees.
6. In the Krishna Bhakti traditions, the Rasa Leela is considered to be one of the highest and most esoteric of Lord Krishna's pastimes.
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1. Rasa Leela is the mystical dance-recitals which Lord Krishna performed amongst the Gopis or Gopikas (milkmaids of Gokul).
2. It is an essential part of Lord Krishna’s traditional story that is described in Hindu scriptures and literature in an elaborated format.
3. The term Rasa actually means "aesthetics" and Lila or Leela stands for "act," "play" or "dance".
4. Lord Krishna always drew the Gopikas into dancing pastimes and pranks, where the maidens danced and sung songs to the tunes of his flute.
5. During different social events, the dramatic folk re-enactment of this Rasa Leela is performed by artists and devotees.
6. In the Krishna Bhakti traditions, the Rasa Leela is considered to be one of the highest and most esoteric of Lord Krishna's pastimes.
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