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She was the one who had a face as beautiful as a lotus and beautiful eyes shaped like a lotus. Her eyes reflected the glow of the sun and her smile gave a spiritual energy to everyone around her.
She was none other than mahalaxmi herself,born on earth once again, this time to teach the world the true meaning of love and dharma along with her pati narayan, now born on earth as lord Krishna.
The story follows the journey of princess Vrinda as one of the characters of the epic Mahabharata and the love blooming between her and krishna and finally and finally discovering that she herself is the jagatmata.
It also tells about her brother-sister relationship with the Pandavas and her story in their lives.
(This is a fictional story written as a part of the epic Mahabharata with my imagination and some of the characters and story lines are also my imagination. So pls understand the story in such a sense.) DO READ & VOTE.
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