(Bhajan) Gaurav Krishan Goswami-Radha Nam Sang Brij 84 kosh yatra (2008)mp3 160kbps mickjapa108

(Bhajan).Gaurav.Krishan.Goswami-Radha.Nam.Sang.Brij.84.kosh.yatra.(2008)mp3.160kbps.mickjapa108







Track List



01 Radha nam sang brij 84 kosh yatra

02 Radhe albeli sarkar(remix)

03 Choti choti gaiya choti choti gaval

04 yah to preym ki bat hin udho

05 Tera pal pal bita jaya mukh se jap le

06 Jhulan chalo hidolna ........

07 He madhava he madhava

08 Mai to banki ki banki ban gai

09 Radhe radhe japa karo

10 Mujho charano se lagalo

11 jaya jaya sav shankar

12 Govind mero hain

13 Radha ki kirpa

14 Banki bihari jay ho tumari

15 kanahiya jhula palana

16 Sloke

17 Hanuman chalica

18 Statue

19 Hanuman ji ki aarti

20 Siya ram tumari charano me

21 Hanuman ji ko pana hain to ram ram bol



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This is the Braja Mandal Parikrama songs, In the month of Kartika people from all over the world come to Vrindavan in their hundreds of thousands to circumambulate

in their bear feet the entire Braja Mandal area, 168 miles, this takes the hole month.



Pilgrims on Braj-mandal parikrama have darshan of the pastime places of Braj-mandal in the order given below. Some places appear more than once in this list,

because there are often alternative routes to get from one place to another. Braj-mandal parikrama begins in Mathura. After having darshan of this city,

pilgrims visit the forests of Madhuvan,Talvana,& Kumudvan. Then they proceed to Shantanu Kund, Gandheshwar, Bahulavan Ral, Maghera, Jait, Shakatikara (Chhatikara)

and Garud-Govind. From Garud-Govind, one can go to Bahulvan if one has not already done so. Pilgrims then visit Maro, Datiha (Datiya), Ading, Madhuri-kund,

Jakhina-gaon, Tosa, Janati, Vasati, Mukharai, Sri Radha-kund and Sri Shyamakund. After this, pilgrims make their way to Kusum-sarovar, Narad-kund, Gvala-puskarini,

Yugal-kund, Killola-kund,Mansi Ganga,the town of Govardhan,Indradhvaja-vedi and Jamunavati. From there, one proceeds to Parasauli, Paithd-gaon and Bachha-gaon (Vatsavan),

and then to Anyora-gaon, Gauri-kund, Sankarshana-kund, Govind-kund, Navala-kund, Apsara-kund, Sakra-kund, Punchhari, Shyama-dhaka, Raghava Pandita's cave, Surbhi-kund,

Airavata-kund, Haraji-kund, Jatipura, Bilachukund and Chakreshwar Mahadev.

Thereafter, one comes to Sakhi-sthali, Nim-gaon, Padara, Kunjera, Pali, Deravali, Maria, Sahara, Surya-kund, Perakhu, Bhadara, Konai and Vasati.

One can now take darshan of Shri Radha Kund and Govardhan if one has not already done so. Pilgrims then make their way to Javaka-kund, Gulal-kund,

Gantholi, Beheja, Devshirsha, Munishirsha, Paramadan, Badri-narayan, Guhana, Khon, Alipura, Adi-badri, Pashopa, Kedaranath, Bilonda, Charana-pahadi,

Bhojan-thali and Kamyavan After Kamyavan, one goes to Vajera, Sunahara Kadamba khandi, Unchagaon, Sakhigiri-parvata, Barsana, Gahvaravan,Dabhora, Rasoli,

Prem Sarovar, Sanket, Rithaur, Meheran, Satvasa, Nandera, Bhojan-thali, Nunera, Shringarvat, Bichhorvan, Banchari. Hodal, Daigaon, Lalpur,

Kamera, Haravali Gaon, Sanchuli, Gendo, Nand Gaon, Kadamba-ter and Javat.Thereafter, pilgrims visit Dhanshinga, Kosi, Paygaon, Chhattravan, Nari-Semari, Sankhi,

Arabadi, Ranavadi, Bhadavali, Khampura, Umrava, Raheya, Kam, Karehla, Pesai, Ludhauli, Anjanauk, Khadirvan and Bijvari.

One can now also visit Nandagaon if one has not already done so. Pilgrims now make their way to Kokilavan, Chhoti-baithana, Badi-baithana, Charan Pahadi,

Rasauli, Kotvan, Khami, Sheshasai, Rupanagara, Majhai, Ramapura, Ujani, Khelanvan, Obe, Ramghata, Kasrata, Aksayavat, Gopi-ghat (Tapovan), Chir Ghat,

Nand-ghat and Bhay-gaon. After this come Jaitpur, Hajara, Balihara, Bajana, Jeolai, Sakaroya, Atas, Deviatas, Parkham, Chauma, Ajhai, Sinhana, Rehana,

Pasauli, Barauli, Tarauli, Et, Set, Mai and Basai.Thereafter, one crosses the Yamuna to have darshan of Bhadravan, Bhandirvan, Mata, Belvan, Mana-sarovar,

Ara, Panigaon, Lohvan,Raval,Gadhui, Ayaro, Krishnapura, Bandi, Dauji, Hataura, Brahmand Ghat, Chintaharan Ghat, Mahavan, Gokul, Kailo and Badai-gram.

Crossing the Yamuna again, one comes to Naurangabad, Mathura, Akrur Ghat, & Vrindavan with its twelve forests – Bhatrol (Atalvan), Kevarivan, Viharvan, Gocharanavan,

Kaliya-damanvan, Gopalvan, Nikunjvan (Seva-kunja),Nidhuvan, Radhavan (Radha-baga), Jhulanvan, Gahvaravan & Papadvan.







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