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Radha's Last Moments In Hindu Mythology: Who Was She And How Did She Die?
Radha was the other consort of Lord to Shri Krishna, who was known to him from when he was a child. She is very popular with her name being written about in various works of literature that extol the divine love of Radha and Krishna. She was in Vrindavan almost her entire life time. There are widespread stories about her antecedents and her last moments, especially when she took mahasamadhi. Let us explore those unknown facets of her life and her personality.
Was Radha An Avatar?
Radha
was
born
to
Vrishbhanu
and
Kirti
Devi.
It
is
believed
that
she
was
the
incarnation
of
Goddess
Lakshmi.
She
lived
in
the
outskirts
of
Brindavan,
in
the
village
of
Repali.
Krishna
met
her
for
the
first
time
in
a
fair
and
both
of
them
fell
in
love
and
that
was
when
they
were
kids.
Lot
of
confusions
regarding
her
birth
and
her
incarnation
are
being
discussed
about
but
none
have
reached
any
specific
conclusion.
It
is
told
that
Goddess
Lakshmi
was
Radha
at
Vrindavan
and
Rukmini
at
Mathura.
Both
are
incarnations
of
Lakshmi
and
one
and
the
same.
In
Radha
Chalisa,
Radha
is
mentioned
as
the
most
important
gopi
who
took
part
in
Krishnas
Raas
leela.
They
were
separated
for
the
first
time
when
Krishna
left
for
Mathura
to
end
Kamsas
life.
Heartbroken
Radha
dissuaded
him
but
her
pleas
were
futile
as
Krishna
had
a
higher
purpose
as
an
incarnation.
He
left
with
Balarama
and
killed
Kamsa
and
gained
control
of
the
Mathura
kingdom.
He
then
sent
a
message
to
Radha
and
asked
her
to
join
him
at
Mathura
and
stay
with
him
for
which
Radha
refused
and
chose
to
stay
with
her
family.
Radha Marries Ayan
Krishna
became
busy
handling
the
attacks
from
neighbouring
villages
and
immersed
himself
in
the
governance
of
Mathura
whereas
Radha
was
forced
to
marry
a
man
named
Ayan
at
Vrindavan.
Although
her
love
to
Krishna
was
unquestionable,
she
had
to
do
her
earthly
duties
as
well.
Radha
met
her
marital
duties
with
Ayan,
and
lived
for
a
long
time
with
him.
Krishna,
after
hearing
this
news,
decided
not
to
go
to
Vrindavan.
He
wanted
Radha's
marriage
to
be
intact
and
preserve
Radha's
peace
of
mind.
At
the
same
time,
they
were
in
divine
spiritual
communion
always.
Radha Reunites With Krishna
Gradually with the passing of time, Radha decided to visit Mathura. Krishna had already founded the city of Dwaraka. Krishna was overjoyed seeing Radha in his palace. He spent a number of hours with her the reason for which the entire city of Dwaraka did not know. The secret was known only to Balarama who had seen her with Krishna all those days. Radha stayed for some more time in Dwarka looking after Krishnas palatial needs.
When Radha Breathes Her Last
Radha, after spending some time in the palace, realized that the happiness she derived out of staying with Krishna physically was nothing compared to the spiritual love that they shared. She decided to leave the palace and joined an ashram to become a sanyasini, Krishna did not prevent her from going away. Time passed and Krishna on one day, received the message that she was on the throes of death. Rushing towards her, he saw her in her last moments, and asked her what she wanted. She just expressed that she wanted to die peacefully listening to his flute recital. She wanted to relive her Vrindavan times. He played continuously till she left her mortal coil. The moment he realized she was no more; he broke his Flute saying that there was no need for that anymore in his life.
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