Itinerant dancers wearing conical peacock-feather hats personify this figure in Maharashtra, where he is sometimes called Sri Vitthal. Jiva Goswami was famously rebuked by a devotee of this figure named Mirabai for refusing to meet her on grounds of gender. Chaitanya Mahaprabhu founded a tradition dedicated to this figure, whose holy city is Vrindavan. Rasa lila dances commemorate this figure. Swami Prabhupada founded a group often named for this figure and popularized him in the West by writing The Bhagavad Gita As It Is. This figure is renowned for dalliances with th
Itinerant dancers wearing conical peacock-feather hats personify this figure in Maharashtra, where he is sometimes called Sri Vitthal. Jiva Goswami was famously rebuked by a devotee of this figure named Mirabai for refusing to meet her on grounds of gender. Chaitanya Mahaprabhu founded a tradition dedicated to this figure, whose holy city is Vrindavan. Rasa lila dances commemorate this figure. Swami Prabhupada founded a group often named for this figure and popularized him in the West by writing The Bhagavad Gita As It Is. This figure is renowned for dalliances with the cow-herding gopis. For 10 points, name this avatar of Vishnu and lover of Radha, to whom members of ISKCON shout "Hare" (HA-ray).
Itinerant dancers wearing conical peacock-feather hats personify this figure in Maharashtra, where he is sometimes called Sri Vitthal.