dattaswami Posted September 23, 2007 Report Share Posted September 23, 2007 Gopikas were saints who asked Lord for liberation from Eshanas Eshanas are strong bonds with – Life, Children, Husbands or wives The sages prayed Lord Rama – To liberate them from Eshanas. Sages became Gopikas and – Lord Rama became Krishna. Lord made the sages to be born – As uneducated women In the backward caste – To release them from bonds of Forward Brahmin caste, male – Ego and pride of knowledge. Krishna stole their wealth, butter – Liberated them from wealth, Krishna attracted their children – Through mischievous games And liberated Gopikas from – The strong bonds of children, Krishna attracted Gopikas by dance – Liberated them from husbands, The three Eshanas of sages – Were cut by His mischievous play. It was the promise of Lord – Given to sages previously. When the promise was over – He left Brundavanam. He never repeated this mischief – Elsewhere in His rest of life. If He is fond of such mischief – He should have repeated it. There is no other devotee – To whom He promised the same. If He is fond of Gopikas only – He should have returned back. None can even detect Him – He has all the super powers. But He never returned back – To repeat the mischief with Gopikas, Because Gopikas were already – Liberated from the three Eshanas. The last Eshana with life was cut – Only when He left the body. Gopikas jumped in to fire – While their husbands were alive. Without knowing the back ground – Do not criticize the Lord. Veda says “All His desires are fulfilled – What more to desire?” Bhagavata is a test for scholars – In the spiritual knowledge. He fulfilled His promise to sages – In the end of Dwaparayuga, Which is almost beginning of Kali – What is the secret here? In Kali such qualities become predominant – In the Pravrutti itself. With the medium of similar qualities – He became dear to souls Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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