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Radha Raman

राधारमण
Also known as: Rādhā Ramaṇa, Radha Krishna

About

Form of Krishna as the beloved of Radha. Represents the highest union of divine love. Central to Gaudiya Vaishnavism and the worship of Radha-Krishna as the supreme couple. The deity appeared self-manifested to Gopala Bhatta Goswami.

Attributes

Divine loveRadha-Krishna unionSupreme couple

Symbols

FlutePeacock featherRadha's presence
Consort
Radha

Associated Mantras

Om Rādhāramaṇāya namaḥ
Hare Krishna Maha Mantra
Radha Raman Stotram

Festivals

RadhashtamiJanmashtamiRadha Raman appearance day

Scriptures

Bhagavata PuranaGita GovindaCaitanya Charitamrita

Regions Worshipped

VrindavanGaudiya Vaishnavism worldwide

Iconography

Krishna standing with Radha (implied or sometimes visible). Flute, peacock feather, charming smile. The Radha Raman deity in Vrindavan is a self-manifested (svayamvyakta) form. Often depicted with Radha on his left side.