Gokul Stories

Vrindavan, once echoing with laughter and the melody of Krishna's flute, now lies in a hush, as if nature itself mourns the moment. At the threshold of their humble home, Krishna stands with his elder brother Balram, poised to leave behind his childhood and embrace a destiny far greater. Before him stands Yashoda, her heart breaking, her hands trembling as she clings to the boy she raised with boundless love. Though not her son by birth, he is the soul of her being, the light of her life. And now, he is leaving. Krishna, the divine child who once danced beneath the moon and stole butter with a smile, cannot bear to see his mother weep. For all his wisdom, in this moment, he is just a son - torn between love and duty, between the comfort of her arms and the call of fate. This one-shot captures their final, heartrending conversation - a moment where words falter and silence speaks louder. It is the last goodbye between a mother and the child of her heart, before he walks the path to greatness, leaving a part of himself behind in Vrindavan forever.

Story of a girl who took rebirth back in time as an unheard and non existent character.

This is my first book. Hope you enjoy it. The cover is a picture taken from google. This book describes a few incidents of Lord Krishna's childhood. It can be used to give a background of his life to the children. Like some of the demon and demoness, how he defeated them, how he showed people the light of life, etc. The light of life is happiness and one would achieve that happiness by being devoted to god. Some people may not believe in god but, I, personally, think that our mind is our god. We learn to protect and help ourselves, our mind/god protect and help us.

Amarsri is spellbound, Srinav is mesmerized. The gods and goddesses are charmed, while the humans are bewitched. The animals are enthralled, birds are enraptured, and the trees are captivated. And who wouldn't be? For the supreme God himself has descended upon the earth, indulging in his delightful childhood pastimes. It is a sight that leaves all in awe, as the divine presence graces our mortal realm. Namami Braj nayakam - Salutations to the hero of Braj

What if Krishna had returned back to Gokul after Mahabharat ended? What if Radha and Krishna had met again? Peep in to know more