Guest guest Posted June 8, 2001 Report Share Posted June 8, 2001 Krishna was going to Mathura to meet kansa his maternal uncle who had earlier tried to Kill Krishna on many occasions but failed. When people of Mathura came to know about the arrival of shri krishna, they gathered on the roads to have a glimpse of their loving Bal gopal.<br><br> When Krishna was passing from the streets of Mathura, people were spellbound to see his face. There were hundreds of young women who had come all prepared laden with ornaments and wearing their best dresses. They were whishpering ..oh may Krishna see us and fall in love with us. Krishna was watching them lovingly and his eyes when met with their eyes, gave them trembles of ecstasy.<br><br> In the crowd also stood one women who was hunchback with no beauty on the face. She wore simple clothes as she was quite poor. She had also heard of Krishna coming to Mathura and had come prepared to show her love to Krishna by applying sandal-wood paste on his body. Seeing so many beautiful and well decorated noble girls, her heart sank. She was standing hopelessly behind the crowd crying over her bad luck and thinking," Oh why Krishna will love a woman like me? I am not beautiful even have a hunch....amongst all those beauties of Mathura, i am nothing but a piece of shame....Oh my krishna at least see towards me once."<br><br> Suddenly she saw Krishna standing before her and asking lovingly " Beloved will you not apply sandalwood paste on my body" She was shocked with surprise and with trembling hands applied fragrant paste on Krishna's forehead and arms. Her eyes were shedding tears... her voice was choked...she could not believe what brought Krishna to a useless woman like her. Krishna smiled and said," Now I will kiss you as a price for your service" and he held her by face,but due to hunch she could not stand erect. Krishna put his feet over her feet and gave her body a jerk and her hunch vanished. She could not even thank Krishna for his love, and he had gone ....and our heroine stood shocked dumb and crying in SPIRITUAL ECSTASY.<br><br>What was it that brought Krishna to the hunchback?<br><br> Let us not worry about our bad karma, nor for the present faults nor for the luck or gods or anything.....let pure and pious love for HIM awaken in our heart...let us cry for HIM.....let us make him the sole purpose of our life and HE will be there !! He will not care for our knowledge of books, nor for the ornaments of our degrees of knowledge nor will he be impressed with the numbers of books we read. He will measure the love and piousness in us and respond.<br><br>Hari Aum Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 8, 2001 Report Share Posted June 8, 2001 You made me cry!<br>I am like that hunchback woman,<br>but he knows I love him with all my heart,<br>thank you<br>tulsi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 11, 2001 Report Share Posted June 11, 2001 tks tulsi and many thanks to babu for sharing the beautiful story ! <br><br> People take fanatism for Bhakti. Real Bhakti is a rare thing and if we see towards the devotion of Hanuman, Mirabai, Paramhansa, and many others, we will see what real Bhakti is. and who else but Krishna could be a better beloved.<br><br> We had discussed many times about the use of sadhna in our daily life. If we study Shri Krishna, we will find out that by his story, we will get a glimpse of how a life should be lived by higher souls. Shri Krishna, the Paramatama himself incarnated as a human being and taught us the practical lessons of Sadhna. He did not preach but practiced. That is why He is called a MAHAYOGI, A PARAMAVATARA.<br><br> Can we discuss some points that he put in practical use in his life to show, how a Karma yogi, how a Gyani and how a bhakta lives ??<br><br>Hari Aum<br><br>btw where is peggy missing ? All Krishna bhakatas ....are they in Baikunthha now ?? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2001 Report Share Posted June 12, 2001 Dear silentsoul_55,<br>When I was driving to work today, my eyes teared, I did some mistakes, and I was wondering if my Beautiful One still loves me! I came in to work and read your mail...I cried, but out of joy. Thank you so much, to you and to my Beautiful One, for He answered my questions through you. Again, thank you... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2001 Report Share Posted June 12, 2001 Tks selvi and peggy for sharing Krishna's love !<br><br>Duttaroy jee, weeping during meditation is a unique process of clearing of stale emotional energies. We might have seen many people weeping or crying during Mantra chanting. This is not a hypocrity or mental imbalance. when some people chant the Mantra, it affects the heart chakra the most and any stale emotional energies stuck up there, come out and are destroyed in form of weeping or crying or tears.<br><br>some people feel trembling of the body in Chanting. This is also due to release of Prana energy from Kundalini due to the forceful vibrations of the sound of Mantra.<br><br> Tears do come during the meditation. If we have never experienced them, it does not mean we do not have stale emotional negativity in our heart chakra (as in today's world it is impossible to have pure heart chakra)....it implies our sadhna has not yet reached to that level where Positive energy currents from Kundalini reach the heart chakra and start purifying it. In bhakta this process starts first, in gyana yoga raja yoga, it takes some time because the concentration there is not on heart chakra but Agya chakra.<br><br>Hari Aum Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2001 Report Share Posted June 13, 2001 Ahh this was very touching.<br><br> I used to think Unfortunates are unfortunate because they are not loved by HIM, This post made me re-think<br><br>Thanks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2001 Report Share Posted June 13, 2001 Yes dear, Unfortunate are those who do not love HIM. Sometimes his love descends as pains and sufferings.<br><br> sri Aurobindo writes " Sir Philip Sidney said of the criminal led out to be hanged," There, but for the grace of God, goes Sir Philip sidney,"<br>Wisely had he said, " There, by the grace of God, goes sir Philip sidney".<br><br>Hari aum Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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