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Blessed indeed, and most fortunate, are the confectioners who reside in the sacred abode of Śrī Vṛndāvana. With deep love and devotion, they prepare exquisite sweets such as jalebī, khurmā, khājā, mālāī, and many other delicacies.
Describing the glory of Swami Srhi Haridas Ji, Nabhaji says, Swamiji’s unwavering principle was to constantly chant the names of the Yugal (Divine Couple) and remain immersed in the service of Shri Shyama Kunj Bihari.
Shri Lalitmohinidev Ji was a descendant of Shri Hariram Vyas. He was born in Orchha, Madhya Pradesh in the Year 1780.
One day Shri Rupa Goswami wanted to prepare some sweet rice for Sanatana Goswami, but didn't have the necessary provisions for making sweet rice in his kutir. At that time, she who brings about the fulfillment of the inner aspiration of devotees, Radha Rani, could understand everything. And so, in the dress of a young gopi girl she brought milk, rice, and sugar to Rupa Goswami, saying, "Swamiji! Swamiji! I have brought you a gift of uncooked rice. Please accept it. Hearing the words of the young girl, Shri Rupa Goswami opened the door to his hut and looked out. There he saw a beautiful young gopi maiden with some offerings of food. Rupa Goswami said, "Little girl! Whay have you come here?"
