The Art of Raas Leela is the Dance of Passion of Lord Sri Krishna & with the gopis

The Gokul of Gokul and Barasana settled on a place called Vrindavan. Vrindavan was a very open and green place. These new settlements proved to be more happy in breaking many old beliefs in many ways. Since these people had left their old traditional houses, they had more freedom than before. This new place was more prosperous and beautiful. Especially youth and children got so much independence here, which they had not felt before. The things here were really quite different. After all, people had prosperity in the community and there was a new realization of living openly. These children were also included. Radhe was a bit bigger in the group of these children. He was never bound by any realm and he got a different freedom in the society. Such freedom, which other girls could not think about. Radhe used to lead the girls and while Krishna boys were born with joy and joy in the lead of these two boys. Krishna was seven years old and Radhe 12, with him being a large group of children of his age.
When Krishna saw his colleagues tired and tired in this way, he pulled out the flute from his waistband and started playing an amusement muggy.
Holi festival came in Vrindavan In this colorful environment, when everything was at its peak, a special evening of the full moon, these boys and girls of the girls gathered on the bank of the river Yamuna. Because of this new place, many old traditions broke down, and for the first time these little boys and girls came together on the river for bathing. At first these trolleys started playing After this they started playing water and sand and dust throwing on each other. In the meanwhile, they used to tease after seeing each other and there was a time for abusive abuses. After a while the enthusiasm of the game grew, the children started to dance together, and in their passion of joy and glee, they danced and danced. But after some time they were slowly falling down one by one after getting tired. When Krishna saw his colleagues tired and tired in this way, he pulled out the flute from his waistband and started playing an amusement muggy. This tune of Krishna's flute was very adorable, all of which stood up and they all jumped and jumped in all the fun. They were so pleased to dance and dancing in this tune that they themselves got accumulated around Krishna. This period of dancing continued till about midnight.

On a special evening of the full moon, these trolleys of boys and girls gathered on the bank of the river Yamuna. Because of this new place, many old traditions have been broken.