Radha Krishna - Museum Replica

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 Radha and Krishna are central figures in Hinduism, representing the eternal love and devotion between the individual soul (Radha) and the Divine (Krishna). Krishna, an avatar of the god Vishnu, is the supreme embodiment of love and wisdom, while Radha is his beloved, representing selfless devotion and the longing of the individual soul to reunite with the divine. Their story is a profound allegory of divine love, celebrated in Hindu scriptures, poetry, and art, particularly in the context of Ras Leela, depicting their divine pastimes in Vrindavan.

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