Guest guest Posted January 17, 2000 Report Share Posted January 17, 2000 > > "O Lord Krishna, I pray that the remnants of your foodstuff become as > palatable as woman's lips are palatable for materialist. I pray that the > narration of Your pastimes may become as sweet to my ears as the words of > a young girl are sweet to materialist. I pray that the sight of Your > transcendental form may become as pleasing to my eyes as the beauty of a > young bride is pleasing to her husband. I pray that I may chant Your > holyname in the same way a lover reads aloud a letter from his > long-separated beloved." What a verse! Where's it from? Is it from Madhurya Kadambini? I really hanker to get the Sanskrit transliteration for this verse and memorize it just like a lover memorizes the most beloved songs of his beloved! Can anyone help me to get the transliteration! Your servant, Nayana-rañjana d€sa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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