Love of Radha Krishna

           

          Today I am going to write an untold story of Radha and Krishna which is never written in any scripture, literature and manuscript of the world. Neither can it be read in any site of the internet. This story must be read by a Hindu, a true devotee, a researcher, a reader and obviously by a person who misunderstands Lord Krishna as a characterless personality. As Krishna and Radha were playing the roles of both humans and Gods on this earth, I have presented them as humans for this story.

          This is the story of some cowgirls and cowboys. They went Vrindavan, played, danced and exchanged love thorough songs and music. Radha was the top singer among the girls. But she could never beat Krishna. Especially, when Krishna played his flute, it gave feeling that whole world merged into the sweet sound of the flute. Some unmarried girls loved Krishna to marry with him. Radha was one of them. Krishna also loved Radha. Radha was

10 years elder than Krishna. She said herself, ‘One day is one year to me. God, when will the time to wait be over? When will the moment arrive in my house where I can find the little boy as prince of my dream?’

          The story takes a bad twist when people misinterpret the love between divine power and human beings. A woman was scolded by her husband. Her husband said, ‘You talk about Krishna, sing for him, dance with him. Why don’t you go with him?’ When a cowgirl dictated this story, Krishna became like a drunkard with frustration. He himself did not know what he was speaking. He was saying, ‘The world is so amazing. Some people are really bad.’

          When time passed everything passed away. Radha asked Krishna, ‘Why are you so far with everyone?’ Krishna did not want to say any word. He could only say, ‘Everyone deceived me.’ Radha could not understand. Krishna said, ‘I want to go away from here. But I can’t leave you.’ Krishna was disappointed temporarily with some people.

          Radha’s love stopped Krishna. However, Radha got scared thinking that one day Krishna might go far away from her. So she wanted to marry with him as soon as possible. But how can she marry with a little boy? She planned to marry secretly with him. She asked Krishna. Krishna also agreed. They married in Vrindavan and then promised that they would never expose it with anybody.

         The story turned a wrong turn one day. Krishna said, ‘Radha, I am not a king.’ Krishna had dreamt of establishing a large palace on an Iceland and serving the helpless and needy people there. So he told Radha he was a king in reality. But Krishna had never thought that Radha would take the matter seriously. Radha said, ‘ Question is not that you are a king or not. Question is that you are a liar or not. Go away Krishna. You are a liar. I can never forgive you. I can never love a liar like you.’ Krishna tried to convince Radha that he was not lying. He also begged for an excuse. But it went in vain.

        Krishna was invited by Kansa in Mathura. Krishna made mind to go there and determined not to come back again. Even his mother Yasodha’s tears could not stop him. Krishna had asked Radha to give a final kiss on his forehead and he wanted to see the smiling face of Radha before leaving Gokul. On the way Radha came and gave a final kiss and smiled and smiled till Krishna is invisible from her sight.

Radha's anger for Krishna was momentary. They met again and got married. Because they were incarnations of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Laxmi.