The love between Radha and Krishna is symbolic of the highest form of spiritual devotion. Radha represents the soul, while Krishna represents the supreme divine. Their love story transcends the physical realm, expressing the soul's deep yearning for connection with God. The episodes of their love in Vrindavan, particularly their playful and intimate moments, are celebrated in many texts and are central to the devotional practices in Vaishnavism.
Together, Radha and Krishna's story is a representation of the eternal dance of love between the devotee and the divine, where Radha's pure devotion leads to the ultimate spiritual union with Krishna, symbolizing liberation (moksha) and eternal bliss.
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