Is this story true?


Is this story true?

I am reading a fictional book which narrates like this. Never heard of whereabouts of Radha also.

Please can someone enlighten?

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  1. Vidhoosh SOctober 19, 2017 at 6:02 AM

    Which one is that book, commenting to follow up with the discussions.

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  2. Anantha NarayananOctober 19, 2017 at 6:07 AM

    The book I am reading is Krishna Key by Ashwin Sanghi..

    Avoided the name to give more prominence on my doubt.

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  3. Sandeep ChatterjeeOctober 19, 2017 at 7:58 AM

    Yes the story is in almost all books, Radha didn't open her eyes for many days, her parents were very sad and thought why is this little beautiful girl child blind, they consulted physicians but couldn't found any solution, then they heard that they should take it to some sadhus, they were planning for it. The king vrishbhsnu was moving in Carts with groups of other people, but suddenly on their way they get to know that kansa has ordered all newborn children to be killed, and in their way they have placed a checkpost which takes children of passers. fearing this her parents decided to change their way and go to nearby villages and then her father Vrishbhanu remembered of his friend Nandlal of Gokul. They come to Gokul from Mathura, and when they brought Krishna near Radha, Radha opened her eyes. And in her first sight he saw Charming face of Krishna, as her first vision.

    In some versions Narada Muni went their in Barsana and then on hearing this he suggested to invite Nandlala, as his parents didn't invited many people as they were sad, when nandlala arrived they brought Krishna with them, when Krishna saw Radha, he crawled and moved his little hands in Radha's eyes. This way Radha knew it's Krishna and she opened her eyes, and saw Krishna in front of her, her parents were shocked.

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  4. Vidhoosh SOctober 19, 2017 at 8:16 AM

    Vasudevan Tirumurti Anna, Could you please throw some light?

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