Sri Chaitanya, born in 1486 in Bengal, India, was a revered saint and the founder of the Gaudiya Vaishnavism tradition. He is known for his deep devotion to Lord Krishna and his teachings on the importance of love and devotion in spiritual practice. His life emphasized the practice of bhakti or devotional service, which encourages followers to cultivate a personal relationship with the divine. Chaitanya traveled extensively, spreading his message through singing and chanting the names of God. He is often depicted in the form of a wandering monk, engaging with people from all walks of life. His followers believe that he was an incarnation of Lord Krishna, and his teachings continue to inspire millions around the world.