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The sacred region of north India centered on Mathura and Vrindavan, associated with Krishna's birth and early life. Vraja (or Braj) is considered a tirtha (sacred site) whose every particle is sanctified by Krishna's presence. The Bhagavatam's description of Vraja in Skandha 10 is one of the most beloved passages in all Hindu literature.
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