Chiang Mai 2019 - Krishna Who Wanted to Be a Devotee | Disappearance of Sripad Madhavendra Puri
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Krishna Who Wanted to Be a Devotee | Disappearance of Sripad Madhavendra Puri
Disappearance day of Sripad Madhavendra Puri.
Mahaprabhu is dancing and chanting His own name: but as Radharani, not as Krishna. — Mahaprabhu’s appearance: yuga-dharma overlapped with personal desire. — Devotion triumphs over the Infinite. — Sincerity: “If I do not deceive me — no one can deceive me.” — The private life of God. — Caution of the Bhagavatam: not to misunderstand Krishna’s pastimes. — Madhavendra Puri’s final pastimes. — Braja Gopis’ forms are expression of their devotional hearts. — Mahaprahu comes as a sannyasi to show: the divine feelings have nothing to do with the mundane eros. — Sukadev Goswami who tells about the pastimes of Radha and Krishna, has no interest in the mundane love. — Madhavendra Puri and his disciples. — Gopal talks to Madhavendra Puri and asks to rescue Him. — Pastimes with the devotees enhance Lord’s position of divinity. — The miracle of Krishnadas Kaviraj Goswami writing Sri Chaitanya-charitamrita. — Remuna. — Madhavendra Puri and Ksirachore Gopinath. — Escaping name and fame. — Sandalwood o Gopinath brings relief to Gopal. — In separation with Krishna — how to go on? — The call of Krishna consciousness runs counter to the current of this world. — Krishna prefers the position of a devotee Himself.
Author: Bhakti Sudhir Goswami
Cycle: Chiang Mai 2019
Uploaded by: Priyanana
Created at: 21 March, 2019
Guru Maharaj said, “If I do not deceive me — no one can deceive me.” There is a deceiving element within us that brings us in connection with deceivers.
Wherever the devotee triumphs over the Lord — that makes Krishna more happy. His default position is Divinity, God, the Infinite. But what enhances that is His pastimes with the devotees. Always. — So that’s the way He’s most happily identified: Radha-Vinod, Nanda-nandan, Yashoda-nandan…
There is the current of the world and the call of Krishna consciousness runs counter to that. So when your heart is moving, answering the call of Krishna and rubbing against the current of the world, in that conflict, almost, what happens is: gradually, if you are sincere and keep pursuing it, your mundane aspect gets dissolved. And what comes out? — Your spiritual essence, your actual self. So it appears, on the one hand that something’s been lost — it’s the most superficial thing, the covering. And what’s happening in this process — you’re being converted to your essence which is a servitor, eternal servant of Krishna. And, as that happens, then someone — they’re bothered by being separated from Krishna. That’s when Krishna consciousness begins in earnest — when we are upset or disturbed by separation from Krishna.