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Foreign Krishna devotees played Holi of flowers on Saturday at Kiki Nagla in Vrindavan, Mathura. During this, devotees from 32 countries including England, Russia, Ukraine danced fiercely on DJ tunes and hymns. Then played Holi fiercely by throwing flowers on each other. Devotees threw so many flowers at each other that there was a layer of flowers.
This photo is of Shankar Dasi of Ukraine. He told that it was good to play Holi with Guruji.
Shankar Dasi, who came from Ukraine, said – It was a very good celebration
Shankar Dasi, who came from Ukraine, said that she played Holi with Guruji and went to Bhajans with the devotees. It was a great celebration. On the other hand, Vishwa Mohini, who came from Germany, said that for the first time in the year 2014, Holi was played in Vrindavan. After this I have come now. Looks pretty cool.
This photo is of Vishwa Mohini of Germany. For the first time in 2014, she came to Vrindavan to play Holi.
Girkhadi maid said – My heart is filled with joy today
Girkhadi Dasi, a resident of Germany, told that she is a disciple of Vishwanand Maharaj. I am very happy because Vrindavan is a very beautiful city, my heart is filled with joy today. At the same time, Dev Narayan Das, a resident of America, said that he has come to India for the first time. The Holi of flowers is amazing. I consider myself very lucky.
This photo is of Dev Narayan Das of America.
See in pictures the celebration of Holi among foreign Krishna devotees…
A group of foreign devotees sang Holi hymns in the programme. People were mesmerized hearing that.
Krishna devotees arrived from 32 countries to make flowers play Holi. It is being told that lakhs of foreign devotees visited Banke Bihari.
While playing Holi of flowers, the devotees were seen swinging on hymns. The tourists also captured this moment in their mobile cameras.
During this, foreign tourists have played Holi with flowers so much that a layer of flowers has frozen on the spot.
In Sridham Vrindavan, foreign Krishna devotees tied the knot with Holi of flowers.
During this the whole atmosphere became devotional. Foreign tourists said that they felt very happy after coming to India.
The tourists danced fiercely on the hymns of Holi. Blowed flowers fiercely and played Holi by throwing flowers on each other.
Devotees were seen taking out flowers from flower bundles and throwing them at each other.
Swami Vishwanand Maharaj, a resident of Germany, played Holi of flowers with thousands of his foreign Krishna devotees.
Swami Vishwanand Maharaj has thousands of followers in different countries. Swami Vishwanand Maharaj is known as Hindu Guru in Mauritius. He is called the founder of the path of devotion.