Radha Madhava

Radha Madhava refers to the divine couple of Radha and Krishna, central figures in Hinduism, particularly in the Bhakti tradition. Radha represents the soul's love for God, while Krishna embodies the divine. Their relationship symbolizes the intense devotion and spiritual love between devotees and the divine. Radha Madhava is often celebrated in various art forms, festivals, and literature, illustrating themes of love, devotion, and the divine play (Lila) of God. Together, they serve as a powerful symbol of the union between the individual soul and the Supreme Being, inspiring countless followers in their spiritual practices.