Banke Bihari
Vrindavan located Banke The Bihari temple is very popular abroad including India. Devotees from far and wide come to Vrindavan Banke Let’s see Bihari. Lord Krishna in this temple Baluparoop i.e Banke Bihari is worshiped. But have you ever thought that Lord Krishna Banke Why do Bihari speak, If not, then let us tell you that Lord Krishna’s name Banke Why did Bihari fall and what does it mean,
Banke Bihari is an incarnation of Krishna and a legend is found behind his name. It is believed that Swami Haridas Lord Krishna took this form on requesting Ji and Swami was given to this form Haridas Ji only Banke Named Bihari. It is said that all his wishes are fulfilled by whatever you see in this Deity form of Lord Krishna.
Why is Lord Krishna called Banke Bihari?
Music emperor Tansen Guru Swami Haridas Lord Shri Krishna considered his adorable and he also dedicated his music to Shri Krishna. They Often Sitting in the Raslila site of Shri Krishna in Vrindavan, he used to worship Lord Krishna with music. It is said that whenever owner Haridas Had he been absorbed in devotion to Shri Krishna, Shri Krishna used to give him darshan.
One day owner Haridas The disciple of Kishya said that the rest of the people also want to see Radhe Krishna. In such a situation, taking care of the feelings of other people Haridas Bhajan of Lord Krishna started singing. When Sri Krishna and Radha Rani Swami Haridas When he appeared to Ji, he expressed his wish to the devotees.
Then Radha-Krishna spoke about staying with him in the same form. On this Haridas Said that Kanha, I am a saint, how will I keep you, but where will I bring new jewelery and clothes for Radha Rani every day. Lord Krishna listening to the devotee Smile And after this, the couple of Radha Krishna appeared in a Vigraha form after being united. Then the owner Haridas Ji named this Deity form of Lord Krishna Banke Bihari.
Banke, ,BankeThe word “of Sanskrit”TankThe word comes from the word, which means “folded” or “curve”. It is of Lord Krishna Triangle The posture reflects the posture, in which his body is slightly bent in three places (lips, waist and legs). This posture is considered a symbol of their fickleness and blissful nature.
Bihari:- The word “Bihari” means “the vihara” or “enjoyer”. This reflects Lord Krishna’s leelas in Vrindavan and blissful nature.
Triangle currency:- This of Lord Krishna Triangle His body in posture is folded in three places, which is an important aspect of his beauty and attraction.
Dear for devotees:- This image of Lord Krishna, in which he Triangle Standing in posture and blissful, devotees are considered very dear.
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