Janmashtami – Shri Radha

Rubik’s cube mural of Shri Radha

Shri Radha is regarded as the divine consort of Lord Krishna, symbolizing the epitome of devotion, love, and grace in Hinduism. She is often depicted as the embodiment of Bhakti (devotion), representing the soul’s intense love for the divine. Radha’s relationship with Krishna is a metaphor for the eternal bond between the devotee and God, illustrating how deep love can lead to spiritual liberation. In various texts, she is considered the supreme goddess, and her name is invoked in prayers and songs as a symbol of pure love and selfless devotion.

She is considered the inner energy (Shakti) of Lord Krishna, and it is said that without Radha, Krishna’s divinity would not be complete. In the Bhagavata Purana, Radha is described not only as Krishna’s beloved but also as a goddess who plays a central role in his cosmic activities. Her love for Krishna is so profound that it transcends the physical realm, signifying a perfect union of divine love and spirituality.

Creators of the mural

• Ansh Verma
• Raj Verma
• Ashish Verma
• Kajal Verma
• Annu Verma
• Madhu Verma
• Riya Batham