The Sun of Dwaraka|Fiction story by RKR Nair|Paridhi Publications

In spite of having eight devoted wives and several affectionate relatives Krishna of Dwaraka could share his soul only with two distant women who were not conventionally related to him. They were Radha of Vrindavan his soulmate and childhood companion and Droupadi of Hastinapura his spiritual sister and the best friend.Surpassing time and space he regularly made soul-to-soul communication with them. He could do such miracles by his yogic power. Every evening his soul flew off to Vrindavan and played the flute which rested on Radha’s lips for an hour. He then gained immense musical bliss which kept him etermally young in spite of advancing age. Droupadi was similar to him as if they were the twin-pair of brother and sister. They could make soul to soul communion whenever they wanted. Krishna shared his sorrows and pains only with her. She could whole-heartedly accept them and transform them into joys and hopes. This enabled Krishna to always face the world with the magical smile of joy and words of sparkling humour.This novel is woven around the thread of Krishna’s pure intense unselfish relationship with Radha and Droupadi.