Radha Krsna lila-the only remedy for lust!

[Guest guest]

> Bhadra Balaram Prabhu wrote:

>

> > If we do get

> > attracted by any of such material beauties (of opposite sex and in

> > kaliyuga also homosex!) then it means we are not attracted to Their

> > pastimes.

>

> Please quote sastra for this one.

 

you have alredy quoted it! i was just supporting it. pl read again your

quotation:

 

> When one is attracted by

> the transcendental beauty of Radha and Krsna, he is no longer attracted by

> material feminine beauty.

 

isn't it clear from this quote that the parameter to check whether we are

factually attracted to Sri Sri Radha-Krishna lila is because of our

spiritual advancement or is it because it talks about romance, is to see if

we ever get attracted to material feminine beauty? and so it automatically

means that if we do get attracted by any of such material beauties (of

opposite sex and in kaliyuga also homosex!) then we should know we are not

attracted to Their pastimes.

 

Srila Prabhupada emphatically states "he is no longer attracted by

material feminine beauty". He is NO LONGER attracted by material beauty. So

if he is attracted by such beauty then it simply means he is not attracted

by Radha Krishna lila. I hope this is more clear.

 

ys, bb

[Guest guest]

May I be so bold (or foolish) to comment here? There is nothing wrong with

the quotes sent by any of the contributors, neither Nayan Ranjan nor Bhadra

Balaram or anyone else. Nayan Ranjan sends many quotes and if he sends one

that may be better appreciated by devotees on a high level, it doesn't mean

he has become a sahajiya.

 

Different quotes are for different people, and there is no harm for a

devotee to be aware of those that don't apply to him at his present stage.

 

"Everyone should get married.Marriage should be avoided as much as

possible." Both are quotes from Srila Prabhupada. Both are true to sastra.

Both are correct. It requires a little transcendental intelligence (as

distinguished from mundane intelligence) to understand how this can be so.

[Guest guest]

> Different quotes are for different people, and there is no harm for a

> devotee to be aware of those that don't apply to him at his present stage.

 

....provided he/she honestly recognises his/her present stage. Hare Krishna!

 

thankyou for the input maharaj.

 

ys, bb