Biography

Devi Vishnupriya Ji

Devi Vishnupriya Ji is not merely a speaker, but a divine messenger, one who dedicates her life to narrating the sacred texts and stories of Sanatan Dharma—such as the Shreemad Bhagwat Mahapuran, Shree Ram Katha, Shree Shiv Puran, and Shree Bhaktmal Katha. Her mission is to awaken devotion (bhakti), dharma (righteousness), and spiritual wisdom in society.

She has a spiritual inclination from a very young age, often born into families devoted to bhajan, kirtan, or sadhu-seva. Inspired by saints, temples, or satsangs, she begins exploring the lives of divine personalities like Bhagwan Shri Krishna, Shri Ram, and Lord Shiva.

Shreemad Bhagwat Katha

Shree Ram Katha

Shree Shiv Maha Puran

Shree Bhakatmal Katha

Braj Darshan

Braj is a region in northern India known for its rich cultural and historical significance. It is famous for its association with Lord Krishna, especially relating to his childhood and youth. This region includes parts of the Indian states of Uttar Pradesh and Haryana, encompassing places like Mathura, Vrindavan, and Barsana. With traditional music, dance, and festivals celebrating the life and deeds of Krishna, Braj's cultural heritage is vibrant and alive. The language spoken in Braj is Braj Bhasha, a dialect that holds an important place in the history of Hindi literature. The Braj Yatra is a significant pilgrimage in India’s Braj region, focusing particularly on sites connected to Lord Krishna’s life. It is a devotional journey that attracts many pilgrims and devotees eager to immerse themselves in the spiritual and cultural heritage of the area.

Cultural Experience: Beyond its religious importance, the journey offers a deep dive into Braj’s cultural traditions. Visitors experience local customs, cuisine, and the rich legacy of folk tales and art related to Krishna.