To relieve his devotee from the pangs of separation, the Lord instructed Gopala Bhatta in a dream "If you want My Darshan then make a trip to Nepal".

It is believed that once a wealthy man came to Vrindavan and offered Gopala Bhatta a variety of clothes and ornaments for his Shaligramas in charity.

On the Purnima (full moon) day, in the evening after offering naivedhya to his Shaligrama Shilas, Gopala Bhatta put them to rest covering Them with a wicker basket.

Returning from his bath, he uncovered the Shaligramas in order to render puja, and saw amongst them a Deity of Krishna playing the flute.

[4] Devotees consider this image to be alive and that he grants a chosen family the privilege of assisting him in his daily schedule.

[5] As a narrative account of actualized Krishna-bhakti, Radharamana's appearance story highlights the divine-human relationship of love as the ontologically central category of ultimate reality.

[6] The Prasad for Shri Radha Raman Ji is prepared by the male members of the Goswami families in the temple kitchen.