Raas Leela is the divine dance of love between Krishna, the eighth incarnation of Vishnu, and Radha and the Gopikas (cowherd girls) of Vrindavan.

• One night on Purnima (full moon night), Krishna played a divine melody on his flute. The Gopikas and Radha were so moved by the music that they left their daily chores and homes in search of Krishna.
• In the gardens of Vrindavan, Krishna, using his divine power, appeared to be dancing with all the Gopikas, symbolizing the eternal and universal love for the divine.
• Raas Leela represents Bhakti (devotion), showing that true love and devotion toward the divine require surrender and selflessness.
• The story teaches that just like the Gopikas left their worldly duties to seek Krishna, human beings should leave material desires and pursue a connection with the supreme God.

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