The Naradiya Purana (Sanskrit: नारदीय पुराण, Nāradīya Purāṇa) or Narada Purana (Sanskrit: नारद पुराण, are two Sanskrit texts, one of which is a major Purana of Hinduism, while the other is a minor Purana (Upapurana).
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Within the supremely sacred realm of Shri Vrindavan Dham, all its inhabitants - men, women, monkeys, worms, insects, birds, deer, trees, and mountains, engage in an unceasing chant (sankirtan) of the divine names of Shri Radha-Krishna.
One should do the ‘darshan’ [see] of Vrindavan, One should visit Vrindavan, One must serve Vrindavan and One should always remember Vrindavan. There is no abode anywhere else whose glories can be compared to Vrindavan.
Shri Krishn says to Narada: I swear this again and again, with full confidence that Without the mercy of Shri Radharani, You cannot attain my mercy. If you attain the unconditional grace of Shri Radharani, You will definitely be blessed to attain the association of Shri Radha’s companions [servants] and then through their grace, You will attain “Sakhi Bhava” [eternal servitor of divine couple]. This is the only way.
Shri Krishn says: O Narada! I tell you truly truly, again truly, truly, again and again - without the mercy of “Radharani”, one cannot attain my mercy.
