The Paramour of Vrindavan

Destiny left her alone in the wild dreamland of Vrindavan to repent when her love overcame all limits of pride possessiveness and insecurities as her lover held another woman’s hand. Ever since then the desire within her heart inspired her to live with hope—a new tomorrow awaits her!In 2000 B.C. King Dharmadhvaja married Madhavi. His scions were known to the world because of the great rishi Manu Daksha Savarni believed to be a incarnation of Lord Vishnu. As time passed on a full moon day in the month of Kartika the couple was blessed with a girl. Madhavi had nurtured the tiny life inside her womb for one hundred celestial years. The girl was named Tulsi a great devotee of Lord Vishnu. She was aware of the reason of her birth in this materialistic world. She performed severe austerities and was blessed by Lord Brahma to have Lord Krishna as her husband. Brahma explained to Tulsi that she has to live her cursed life till she meets Krishna. He explains that the curse of Radha in her previous life had destined her to marry the demon King Sankhachuda who is living his part of cursed life too.It’s the prarabdha karma a part of ones karmic debts that is incurred from one’s previous birth. It refers to the time when we are separated from the ‘Self’ i.e. when the soul leaves the mortal body. Lord Brahma led Tulsi to believe that she like all will have to go through the circle of birth and rebirth till she realizes her true ‘Self’ Karmic debts ceases to be incurred when one can overpower its worldly desires and comprehend the real reason behind ones birth. The paramour confronts both the sides of the difficult truth. Love lust desire intimacy on one side which is obvious for a young heart to believe. On the other hand lies society norms responsibilities and family which have their own role to play. True love with its hope of chasing tomorrow lives for ages tomorrow never comes to an end and like tomorrow love too continues adding varied shades to life! The secrets of Vrindavan materializing of Radhas curse and its elucidation by Krishna — describes the Paramour Of Vrindavan.