The joy of Holi has now started spreading in Braj. On Phulera Dooj, when Thakur Radhavallabhlal played Holi with gulal by tying a fan of colors around his waist, Saint Premanand also played Holi with the sadhaks of the ashram in Shri Radha Keli Kunj.

After offering gulal to Shri Radhaju, when Saint Premanand played Holi in the ashram, the enthusiasm of Holi spread among the saints and sadhaks and everyone kept dancing on the Rasiya of Holi. The fun of Holi has been spread in the temples since Vasant Panchami.

After a private discussion on Saturday morning in Shri Radha Keli Kunj located in Ramanreti, Saint Premanand offered flowers to Shri Radhaju applied gulal, and then started Holi with the saints and sadhaks. The saints started dancing on the Rasiya of Holi, Natwar Nand Kishore, Aayo Nand Gaon Se Hori Khelan.

Saint Premanand showered colors with a pichkari

When Saint Premanand showered colours on the saints and ascetics with a pichkari, everyone was excited to immerse themselves in the colors of Holi. Saint Premanand not only applied gulal on the saints, but also showered them with tesu colours from a pichkari. Saint Premanand was also completely immersed in the joy of Holi. When the joy of Holi spread in the ashram, everyone was immersed in joy.

Drenched in the colours of Holi, devotees are dancing

Vrindavan. The excitement of Holi is being seen in Thakur Radhavallabh and Radharaman temple since morning. In the temples, devotees drenched in the gulaal of Holi are seen dancing and singing ecstatically. The enthusiasm of the devotees dancing on the Rasiya of Holi is surging. The atmosphere of the temple is completely Holi-like. The number of devotees in the city is continuously increasing.

Joy in the temples of Vrindavan

On the lines of Jag Hori Braj Hora, joy is visible in the temples of Vrindavan. On Sunday morning, on the tune of Udat Gulaal Lal Bhaye Badra, showers of gulaal flew and the devotees got drenched. The temple starts looking completely Holi-like. When Holi started with Aarti, there was no limit to the joy of the devotees. Devotees have reached Vrindavan from far and wide to enjoy Holi.

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