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The most miraculous place of the world..
Nidhivan (Nidhi means Pleasure & Van means Garden) , is a forest in Vrindavan where Lord Krishna spent his childhood. It's a same place where Swami Haridas ji manifested the deity of Shri Bankey Bihari ji.

 It is said that Radhakrishna merged in to one & appeared before him in the form of deity.Its a divine place whr it is proved that RadheKrishna come every night to perform Raslila ...
Raslila is a divine play, a form of dance without any CARNAL DESIRES.For this very reason,
it can't be understood by d impure & materialistic heart.
Krishna performs Raslila in Nidhivan with Srimati Radharani & 16108 Gopis who r present there in d form of trees..
The Gopis r none other than sages in their previous births who had done rigorous tapasya &
mediation in d singleminded devotion of Lord Krishna. It is said that these sages hv reincarnated in their nxt births as Gopis so that they can merge with God in Raslila.
It is said that only such pure Souls hear d sound of Krishna's divine flute during d play..
This also means that everyone cnt participate in Raslila. Raslila signifies d Unification of individual soul with Supreme soul.Krishna wants to show d world that Love is unconditional & it demands nothing.Wordly people cn never understand this kind of Love.
Trees of Nidhivan: Nidhivan is the holy abode of RadheKrishna. The land in & around d temple is totally dry, yet d trees in d forest remain green throughout d year.The trees in Nidhivan hv extraordinary shapes, they r hollow & branches twisted upwards.
It is claimed that these trees r mr than 5 thousands yrs old which has also been prooved scientifically. The trees r kind of Basil/ Tulsi that emanates a fragrant smell. We all know Tulsi as a plant said to grow from 19 to 20 cms
but Vrindavan is d only place in d world whr we see Tulsi trees r grown to 9 to 10 ft high without a drop of water. It is said that these trees transform them into Gopis when Radhakrishna visits them everynight to perform Raslila.
It is also believed that they light up at night to welcome gods.Locals also report that sometimes they hear d sound of ghungroos in d night & d whole areas appear to lit up with sm light
The door is locked & chained & d keys r with priest.Nobody went in, nobody come out , yet d offerings have been touched. It happens everyday in RangMahal

Rang Mahal in Nidhivan: Its a small temple inside Nidhivan. Just before the temple closes ,
the priest keep various preparations of food, clothes & several other things which e known to b loved by Radhakrishna. & d temple closes at 7 pm in s evening. Priests lock d doors in d presence of devotees. The garden is also checked for anyone hiding there &
d priest announces that gates r being shut & its dangerous to be inside. When d temple is opened at 5am in d presence of devotees, people find that sm of d food has been eaten, d beetlenuts hv been chewed upon,d clothes hv also been used.
The separate bedroom which is designed as a resting place for RadheKrishna Also shows d signs of having been used d previous night.
Many historians & scientists who hv attempted to unlock d mystery of Nidhivan hv cm fully satisfied that Lord resides in this place.
Most of them reported supernatural vibes & calmness of their souls.
VISHAKHA KUND in Nidhivan: It is said that after performing the Raslila, Vishakha( close inmate of ShriRadha) got thirsty & then Krishna created this Kund with his flute to relieve the thirst of Vishakha & Gopis.
Attempts to sneak in : People who hide & stay bk or jump over into d garden to find out what is happening have all been destroyed. Sm hv developed mental illness , sm hv gone blind, sm hv died, sm hv lost their family instantly.
People have tried installing Cameras there too. It has been reported that all d cameras hv either been damaged , destroyed or missing..
Animals & Birds in Nidhivan: It is said that even d monkeys & birds inside Nidhivan come out at Dusk & returns only in d Morning.
Samadhi of Swamy Haridas:The garden also houses d samadhi of d great singer & devotee Shri Haridas. RadheKrishna appeared before him in Nidhivan..
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Correction : treasure* not pleasure.

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