Radha is a Hindu goddess who is revered as the consort and devotee of the god Krishna. She is considered to be one of the most important figures in Hindu mythology and is often portrayed as a symbol of divine love and devotion. Radha is depicted in Hindu art and iconography as a beautiful and alluring woman, often dressed in vibrant colours and adorned with jewellery. She is often shown alongside Krishna, either playing a musical instrument or dancing with him in a state of ecstasy and devotion.

In Hinduism, Radha is seen as the embodiment of the divine feminine energy, and her love for Krishna is seen as a metaphor for the soul’s love for God. Her devotion to Krishna is said to be so pure and intense that it is unmatched by any other devotee, and she is therefore considered to be the supreme devotee of Krishna.

Radha is worshipped by millions of Hindus all over the world, particularly by those who follow the Krishna tradition. Her followers perform puja (worship) and offer prayers to her in the hope of attaining divine love and devotion, and of being blessed with Krishna’s grace and blessings. Radha continues to be an important figure in Hinduism and is seen as a symbol of the highest form of love and devotion. Her story and example inspire millions of Hindus to pursue a path of devotion and to seek a closer connection with the divine.