Raas Leela tells about Krishna's childhood. According to the Bhagwat Purana, Krishna and the Gopis had danced the Raas on the banks of the Yamuna at Vrindavan.

When the gopis felt conceited about Lord Krishna dancing with them, he disappeared from their midst. In the agony of separation from their beloved Krishna, the gopis enacted his leelas (divine episodes of his life) which in course of time came to be known as the Raas Leela. The charming childhood pranks of Shri Krishna constitute the main them of these dramas

CHAKRA DANCE: Chakra dance is performed by Lord Krishna. When Lord krishna revolves chakra on his index finger.

Bhagwat Katha: The Shrimad Bhagwatam describes the life stories of the 24 incarnations of Lord Vishnu. Amongst these, the tenth volume narrates, in infinite detail, the story of Lord Krishna.

Written by Sage Ved Vyasa, the Bhagwatam leaves no topic untouched. Not just issues relating to self-liberation but even our day-to-day problems have been effectively resolved in the Shrimad Bhagwat. Hence it can be emphatically stated that the Shrimad Bhagwat is an exposition which explains human life very clearly. It is a direction leading to the ultimate liberation of the soul, therefore an important guide for the conduct of human beings in all their affairs.

A Seven Day Katha: Ordinarily, reading and listening to the Shrimad Bhagwat is a weeklong religious commitment, this commitment dates back to when the Bhagwat Katha was first recited on the banks of the Ganges.

The original Katha was recited by Sukhadev Goswami to the ill-fated King Parikshit when he had only seven days to live. It is said that by listening to such a seven-day narration of the Bhagwat Katha, King Parikshit attained liberation of his soul!

Bhagwat Katha is recited in modern times for the up-liftment and welfare of the people and society, who, by listening to this Katha would understand God and learn the way to reach him, helping inducing spiritual growth within themselves and most importantly becoming righteous and virtuous human beings.

Mayur Dance

Mayur dance portrays the beautiful dance performed by the peacock before rainfall. This dance, performed during the monsoon season to celebrate the greenery brought by the rain.

The Mayur dance depicts the love between Lord Krishna and Radha. Lord Krishna in his eagerness to please his beloved, changes into a peacock and dances.

He is joined by Radha in this dance. The dancers attire themselves in peacock costumes, which are attached with colorful feathers. The movements capture the mood of the peacock in its full splendor. The beautiful tilts and turns of the head and wings performed by the dancers contain a typical style and charm.

BHAJAN SANDHYA by PANDIT SHRI BANVARI JI MAHARAJ

Shri Vrindavan is the land of music and meditation.Upasana is the soul of the environment over here.Lord Krishna gives Darshan to his dear devoties.That is why it is praiseworthy.

Shri Banvari Ji Maharaj was born on 2nd November, 1952 in vrindavan.He is a very famous Bhajan Singer and Shrimad Bhagwat katha Vyas. He is also very popularly known for Bhagwati jagaran & Chowki not only in India but also in other parts of the World.People are very fond of listening his Bhajans and kathas.

Through the medium of his Sangeet he received a lot of respects and fame for his Shrimad Bhagwat Katha recitation.He has shown his capability by presenting Tulsi ramayana and Shrimad Bhagwat katha by way of music.When he sings his devotees get spellbound.He is the artist of 'A' category of Akashwani.His Bhajans are relayed from all centres.He is popularly known in Doordarshan (national TV channel of India) programmes from the very begining.Pandit banvari ji Maharaj wishes to spread prabhu Bhakti and Sanatam Dharam all over the World through his programmes.

Apart from India, he has performed his programmes in U.S.A, U.K., Holland, Canada, Thailand, Singapore, Malasiya, Mauritius and nepal.