Jagadguru
        Dham, Vrindaban
        
        Founded by H.D. Swami Prakashanand Saraswati, and built in
        1992, Jagadguru Dham sits on six acres of land on the main
        road of Vrindaban. Surrounded by a garden of perfumed
        flowers and beautiful lawns, Jagadguru Dham stands out as
        the best devotional place in Vrindaban, and features a
        satsang hall, devotion hall, dormitory and more than thirty
        guest rooms.
        
        
        Entering the gate, one is struck immediately by the
        holiness of the place. Entering the lobby, visitors are
        presented with the Divinity of Kripaluji
             Maharaj.
        
        
        In the devotion hall on the upper floor of the building,
        visitors can have darshan among Radha Krishna Deities, and
        sit and meditate with the close presence of Shree Radha
        Rani and Krishna.
        
        
        The
        Greatness of Vrindaban
The
        district where Radha Krishna descended in absolute Divine
        beauty nearly 5,000 years ago is known as the Braj or
        Mathura district.
        
        
        It was in Vrindaban that Radha Krishna revealed to the
        Gopis called maharas the most overwhelming and intimate
        Bliss of Divine love. For the devotees of Radha Krishna,
        Vrindaban and Barsana are the most pre-eminent leela places
        in Braj.
        
        
        It was in Braj that all the important gods and goddesses of
        the celestial abodes took birth as human beings in order to
        serve the supreme Divinity, Radha Krishn, and to receive
        the blessings of loving Bliss.
        
        
        Assuming the form of a maiden of Braj, the God Shiv took up
        residence in Braj. She joined the group of the Gopis, and
        the Mahalakchmi, the supreme Creators of the universe. She
        used Her abilities to beautify the grounds of the Braj
        where Radha Krishn walked, played, and rejoiced.
        
        
        Understanding and accepting these references one can
        apprehend the spiritual greatness of Vrindaban and Barsana.