Book Title: Saint Mira Author(s): T L Vaswani Publisher: Saint Miras English Medium SchoolPage 66
________________ Shri Mahavir Jain Aradhana Kendra www.kobatirth.org Acharya Shri Kailassagarsuri Gyanmandir Brindaban-Leela BRINDABAN, at last! Significant is the word, “Vrindavan”. Vrinda is the sacred basil (tulsi) tree, and “bana" means “forest". Brindaban is the home of the sacred tulsi tree. Situated on the right bank of the river Jamuna, in the Mathura District, Brindaban is dear to every lover of Krishna. There Krishna played on the flute and threw the spell of his pure, divine love on all who saw Him and heard Him. And there a thousand temples stand dedicated to "Govinda Deva", -to Krishna, the Guardian of cows and the cattle. Krishna is, in Brindaban, remembered as the Deva, the Divine Guardian and Servant of the cow and the cattle. Mira has put on the gerua cloth. Mira has crossed forests and mountains. Mira has washed herself in For Private and Personal Use OnlyPage Navigation
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