One day, Shiv Ji was immersed in Divine contemplation. He was one with the Infinity. He is unborn, Mother never delivered him. When he descended from his samadhi, to the gross plane of consciousness, he wanted to know the appearance of palpable love. He went to Vaikunth and bowed before Narayan Ji. Narayan Ji and Mother Lakshmi rose and bowed before their Guru. Narayan asked for the reason of Shiv Ji’s efforts to Vaikunth, as He could have ordered Narayan Ji to come to Kailash. Shiv Ji asked his Guru, Narayan Ji, to show him the form of Infinite love. Narayan Ji said that Shiv Ji always experienced it. Shiv Ji insisted thrice, for he wished to see the form earnestly. Narayan Ji agreed and went into deep meditation. When he descended back to the plane, he fluttered his eyes and soon, a majestic tranquil light emanated from his eyes, and a magnificent ball of light grew in the air. The beauty and the aura of the form filled the three worlds with bliss, even the demons rejoiced in motherly love. The form was the essence of infinite love. Lakshmi Ji asked Narayan Ji to not take the form back within him. All the Gods insisted. The ball of love was given the most beautiful human form, and she was no other than Radha Rani. Golok was decided as her dwelling place. Narayan Ji took a form of a childish boy, Krishna. Radha and Krishna lived in the Golok.
One day, Narad Ji was roaming in the land of mortals. Suddenly, Rishi Shridhama appeared before him and pleaded to him, to show the incarnation of love. Narad Ji agreed and took him to Golok. The rishi was a kind hearted, and pure one. At that time, Radha Rani was feeding the childish Krishna. She was taking a bolus and tasting it for its suitability for Krishna and lost in ecstasy. The sight made the Rishi feel that the girl was a grave sinner, as she was feeding Krishna, which was contaminated. Without giving a second thought, Rishi cursed her that she would be forced to take a birth as a mortal, and would suffer on the land. He even said that she would forget Krishna in her birth, and for hundred years, she would suffer. Krishna, who was lost in the love, rose up suddenly. Radha Rani smiled and accepted the words. When Rishi Shridhama became aware about Mother, he cried in deep tears, and was ashamed of his deeds. He pleaded for his forgiveness. He asked Radha Rani to curse him as well, to take a birth as a mortal, as an act of repentance. Radha Rani denied, but Krishna granted the wish. Thus, Radha Rani and Krishna were born.
Radha Rani was found by King Vrishbhanu, in the city of Barsana, on a lotus. She played in the woods of Gokul, and her heart always pranced in the divine love. Though she was unaware about her true identity and Krishna’s, she always dwelt in joy. She was married to Ayan, who was the mortal form of Rishi Shridhama. Lust never creeped in her, she was the majestic shape of love, no one could touch her. Rishi Shridhama was aware about his previous mistakes, and never bothered Radha Rani. Her mother-in-law and sister-in-law were the incarnations of hatred and negativities. They always rebuked at Radha Rani, and nothing filthy was left for them, to impose on her. But, joy never left Radha Rani. When Krishna was there in Gokul, she rejoiced, when he left, she rejoiced, when he was married, she rejoiced, and when the Yadu dynasty flourished, she rejoiced. She was the source of blessed beauty in the life of Krishna. They both are one. The present convictions of Radha Rani and Lord Krishna are jus worth to be renounced.