Krishna is abundant in bliss, says Srila Jiva Goswami , and He causes bliss for all the living beings . Srimati Radharani is the topmost at understanding Krishna’s blissful nature , she understands it even more than Krishna, and thus She is forever and increasingly relishing the ever expanding blissful excellences of Krishna’s qualities. Her love and attraction for Krishna serves as the supreme guidance for all the Gaudia Vaisnava acaryas . Krishna Himself is stunned by Her elated and ecstatic and astounding blissful nature when in His company . He wants to learn what it is about Himself, which causes Her to erupt in ever expanding and ever new attractions toward Him whilst displaying such trancendentally staggering beauty that are accompanied with astonishing spiritual emotions.
In Goloka Vrndavana, everyone bows down to Srimati Radharani . She is the Queen of Vrndavana because she experiences the top most prema or trancendental love for Krishna . Through Her everyone can learn to love Krishna , She demonstrates Her qualities and trancendental wisdom in every second of Her life of why Krishna is called Krishna, meaning” the all attractive one “. We cannot approach Krishna directly or understand His unlimited qualities and greatness, we must find someone who is a servant of a servant many times removed of Srimati Radharani , the Supreme Goddess of fortune . However, the greatest of fortune she offers has no material wealth attached , those who seek that can be referred to the Goddess Laxmi .We can not enter Goloka Vrndavana with self interests, there can be no separate interests other than pleasing Srimati Radharani or her friends and relatives , including Krishna’s friends and relatives, whom Srimati Radharani holds so dear .
The great acaryas Srila AC Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, who brought Radha Krishna all over the world, says there is an eternal competition of love playing out eternally between Sri Sri Radha Krishna and by chanting the Maha mantra it can be entered into , by the grace of Sri Caitanya Mahāprabhu and Nityananda prabhu.
