News India Live, Digital Desk: Lord Krishna: Mathura and Vrindavan, one of the holy and spiritual sites of India, attract millions of devotees. This place is known as the Leelabhoomi of Lord Krishna, where devotion and spirituality are absorbed in every particle. The devotees who come here prefer to carry some memories and objects with them. However, according to religious beliefs and traditions, there are some objects from Vrindavan or Mathura that should be avoided to be taken home, because it is believed that doing so may have to face difficulties. According to ritual beliefs and religious scholars, Vrindavan is considered a “mysterious land”, where even today Lord Krishna also lies in the night with his Radha and Gopis. Due to this belief, the atmosphere here is considered divine and mysterious, and one belief associated with this is that soil or any kind of kankar or stone should not be brought home from Vrindavan. It is said that every dust particle of Vrindavan is connected to Radha-Krishna. It is believed that Radha-Krishna never leaves Vrindavan at night after his Ras Leela, and resides here. Therefore, it is not considered right to take the soil, stone or natural items here home. Some people believe that by doing this you may have to face that spiritual mysterious energy in your home, which can increase your normal routine. This means that the purity and rules of Vrindavan should be limited to the same place, not bringing it home and mixing it with daily life. So if you are traveling to Vrindavan, then let his spiritual energy remain there. Return Krishna with devotion in your mind, not the physical objects there. You should cherish memories and emotions, but leave the soil and pebble stones there, so that the sanctity is maintained and there is no unnecessary barrier in your life. This is just a belief, which is followed by many devotees.