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Radha represents:
- indness
- Power
- Love by soul
- Humanity
- Beauty

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The goddess Radha is a symbol of how Radha's and Krishna's love constitutes the absolute truth. To those who practice Hinduism, the absolute truth is important in their lives in their community.  Knowing about all kinds of truth is in their daily readings from their sacred texts. Leaders in the Hindu world also hope for people to take the story of the goddess Radha and apply it to their daily lives and their culture.

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Radha and Krishna grew up together when Krishna lived with cow herders. Krishna married other women but Radha still waited for him. She would not marry any man because of her love and devotion to Krishna. When Krishna came back to Radha they did not marry each other but they still deeply cared for each other and were still in love. But Krishna did not feel that Radha should be put on the same level as his other wives because of how highly he thought of her.

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Relation between Radha and a major Hindu concept. 

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Relation between Radha and a major Hindu concept. 

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The goddess Radha relates to the concept of that you should be same with your partner. Also to find truth in actions and the reasons behind the actions of the gods and the people. Hindus believe you have to remove the obstructions of life in order to rind the truth and meaning of what is truth in their culture.

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Radha associates the most with the god Krishna because of their love story being so well known. Radha's most famous story is that how how they fell in love with each other.

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She is young and shy. She is the hearth of love and forgiveness. Radha is usually depicted with the god Krishna who is usually playing the flute.

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She is youthful in her young acting ways. She is always smiling and sweet; she can also be very humble. Radha is an exemplar of forgiveness and sympathy.