Guest guest Posted January 9, 2002 Report Share Posted January 9, 2002 > I hope you see the difference between being "not interested in Vishnu > bhakti" and having Krishna as one's ishta-devata. There is a great > difference between the two. you're pointing this out for my benefit?? i believe the words "not interested" were yours! i hope you can see the difference. > > And as for those who are not interested in Vishnu-bhakti, who else are > they not interested in having devotion for? Anyone here not interested in > Narasimha bhakti? How about Rama bhakti, don't be interested in that > either. And certainly not Dvaraka Krishna bhakti. I would hate for someone > to be interested in that. please try to avoid using sarcasm. it's not conducive to even minded discussion. > > The fact is, devotees of Krishna have devotion for every single form He > takes, knowing there is no difference between any of them. Refer "His > forms are one and the same." - Teachings of Lord Chaitanya. This does not > negate one's special affection for one's ishta-devata. i think you should read Kavicandra Swami's text. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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