Sage-Tips

Does Krishna live in Goloka?

Krishna in his two-armed form eternally reside in the realm of Goloka and in his four-armed form, as Vishnu he eternally resides in the realm of Vaikuntha loka.

What happens Goloka Vrindavan?

According to puranas it is very rigorous and tough to get the 10th dimension which is known as Goloka, it is said that Brahma loka the abode of Lord Brahma is full of all pleasure which is incomprehensible but still the Lord Brahma has a material body, which gets old, sick and eventually dies, but a lifetime is very …

How can I reach Lord Krishna?

Chanting. Studying sacred texts. Spending time with other Hare Krishna devotees. Upholding the four principles….Lord Krishna explains the duties of being a warrior and answers questions about various topics such as:

1. The soul.
2. One’s relationship with God.
3. Bhakti Yoga.
4. Karma Yoga.
5. Gyaan Yoga.
6. Hatha-yoga.

Did Radha Krishna reunite in Goloka?

If by Goloka, u mean Vrindavan, then Krishna never went back.

What is beyond Goloka?

Beyond Vaikuntha lies Goloka where the embodiment of all rasas resides; the twelve rasas being : five principal rasas namely, santa (neutral), dasya(servitorship), sakhya (friendship), vatsalya (parental) and madhurya (conjugal); and seven subsidiary rasas namely, hasya (humourous), adbhuta (wonderment), karuna (pity).

How old is kaliyuga?

432,000 years
Lasting for 432,000 years (1,200 divine years), Kali Yuga began 5,122 years ago and has 426,878 years left as of 2021 CE.

Is Goloka real Quora?

Yes they are both real places and definitely not just states of consciousness. Goloka is mentioned explicitly as the supreme abode of Krishna and is referenced in Brahmavaivarta purana, Shiva purana, Devi Bhagavatam and also Valmiki Ramayana.

Is Goloka mentioned in Vedas?

Vasudeva Mahatmya of Skanda Purana also mention the abode of Goloka. Thus the abode of Goloka is described variously in the Vedic scriptures. Above statements from the puranas ,pancaratra and Mahabharata is consistent with the statements of the Vedas (tad visnoh paramam padam).