"A field of lavender, that's what I think of when I see this outfit" That's what someone told me today when they saw the Deities. "It's because of the green and purple" Yeah, this was a Radhaastami offering a few years ago. When it was offered another pointed out to me that Gandharvika's skirt has bells on the bottom. Since earlier that same year the Gaura Purnima dress was called Saint Patrick's Easter comes fashionably late, it came together that Radhaastami was to be called "She'll be there with bells on." Gaura Purnima's arati had been between fifteen minutes and half an hour late but Radhaastami saw the arati to the minute.
A brisk pace this afternoon. Another three der full day made me want to pedal like my head was on fire and my tail was catching. So i rolled past the people, farms and fields with all the velocity i had at my command.
The day dress was green and purple while the night dress is purple with green. Gandharvika has a skirt that opens to show purple ruffles in the center. Giridhari has a long coat that flairs. Mahaprabhu has a green dhoti and kirta. His sash and chodder purple and gold paisley forms..