Inauguration of Lord Krishna temple in Brundaban

Lord Krishna Temple in Vrindaban

A gargantuan new Lord Krishna temple is going to be inaugurated tomorrow on 17^th February 2012 in Vrindaban. This astounding celestial temple has been established by one of the great saints of India, shree Kripalji Maharaj through Jagadguru Kripalu Parishad.

The architecture of Prem Mandir is based reported to be based on the norms provided in the divine book “Shilp-Ratnakar”, written by God Vishwa Karma, the God of Engineering and Technology. 

The idiosyncratically stunning temple is made of white Italian marble. This marble is famous in the world for its utter whiteness and shine. 

The temple covers 54 acre land with the colorful sweet-smelling gardens, elite cascades, and foretastes of pastimes of Hindu God Shri Radha and Krishna. The height of this temple is 125 feet.

The inside view of the temple obscures the onlookers in attitudes of devotion. The huge idols of Shri Radha Krishna are situated in the center of the ground floor. The inside walls have been decorated with the engraved paintings of Shri Radha Krishna and peeps of group Keertan and sermons of Shri Maharaj Ji. 

The first floor is hyped with the idols of Shri Sita Ram. Towards the south side of this floor the scenes of the pastimes of Gaurang Mahaprabhu are engraved with multi color stones and towards the north side the pictures of all the 4 previous Jagadgurus and great rasik saints like Jeev Goswami, Haridas Ji, Hit Harivansh Ji and Vallabhacharya Ji are engraved beautifully. Besides that the beautiful bhajans, rasia, and verses are inscribed on the walls.

The most remarkable feature of this temple is the atmosphere, which reminds of the divine quintessence of Shri Radha Krishna`s divine love. 

Lord Krishna temple in Vrindaban, India

A scene from Lord Jagannath Temple, Puri

I don’t know whether this image is a real one or a photoshopped one. But this is the actual scene that is performed inside Shree Mandir in Puri. I am doubtful about the authenticity of this image because normally nobody is allowed to take a pic inside the temple. But still it is a greeting step to post this pic, because people who are not allowed inside the temple (as a rule) can also witness the worships that go on in the temple. The three sevakas (Panda) are standing on the ‘Ratnavedi’, the platform with gem stones (name of the platform) and performing the prescribed rite of attiring the three God.

Lord Jagannath of Puri

Lord Balabhadra with Daitapati Krupasindhu Das Mahapatra

Lord Subhadra during Rathyatra 2011

Lord Jagannath of Puri during Rathyatra 2011 and Daitapati Krupasindhu Das Mahapatra