Radha and Krishna are representing the divine love between the human soul (Radha) and the supreme being (Krishna). Krishna, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, is often depicted as a playful, charming deity who embodies love, compassion, and joy. Radha is his most beloved devotee and is considered the personification of pure, selfless love and devotion.
Their relationship is celebrated in various forms of art, literature, and music, particularly in the Bhakti movement, where their love symbolizes the deep bond between God and the devotee. The tales of Radha and Krishna, particularly their youthful pastimes in Vrindavan, are revered and have inspired countless devotees. Their union is seen as the ultimate expression of spiritual love, transcending the physical and leading to the realization of divine truth.
