Ananda Vrindavana Champu

«Ananda Vrindavana Champu» poetically describes the unforgettable pastimes of Sri Krishna in Vrindavan, captured in «Shrimad Bhagavatam». Starting with Krishna's pastimes in Gokul, such as stealing butter, the author moves on to Krishna's amusements with the cowherd boys and calves, and at the end, describes His sweet pastimes with Shrimati Radharani and the gopis of Vraja. Kavi Karnapura enriched these eternal pastimes with descriptions of the intimate loving relationships between Krishna and His prema-bhakts. He unveiled astonishing conversations that took place during the pastimes of Muthapa-mardana, Kaliya-lila, Govardhana-puja, and rasa-lila. Kavi Karnapura also vividly depicted the colorful picture of the amazing pastimes of Holi, Vamshi-chauri, and Jhulana-lila, which are not captured in «Shrimad Bhagavatam». «Ananda Vrindavana Champu» describes Krishna's pastimes in which His inner feelings and conversations with His companions are revealed.