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Radha Raman

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Also known as: Rādhā Ramaṇa, Radha Raman Ji, Gopala Bhatta Goswami's Deity

About

A self-manifested (svayamvyakta) deity of Krishna worshipped at the Radha Raman Temple in Vrindavan. The deity appeared to Gopala Bhatta Goswami from a shaligrama shila. Represents the highest form of divine love and the union of Radha and Krishna.

Attributes

Self-manifestedShaligrama deityRadha-KrishnaVrindavanGaudiya Vaishnavism

Symbols

FluteShaligramaLotusCrown
Consort
Radha

Associated Mantras

Hare Krishna Maha Mantra
Radha Raman Stotram
Radha Raman Ashtakam

Festivals

Radha Raman Appearance DayJanmashtamiRadhashtami

Scriptures

Bhagavata PuranaChaitanya Charitamrita

Regions Worshipped

VrindavanWorldwide (Gaudiya Vaishnavism)

Iconography

Black stone deity with characteristic features. Always depicted with Radha (implied or sometimes visible). Crowned, holding flute. Serene, enchanting expression.