Re Lord Krishna and butter

[Guest guest]

Krishna is most misunderstood of all gods. He is branded as a womaniser, One

who steals butter, and a lier. Here, I am expalining what is the meaning

behind Krishna stealing the butter.

 

Milk matures and transforms into curd. By chruning the curd - butter gets

separated and begins to float. This is what krishna is after.

 

A devotees mind is compared to milk which through constant devotion matures

and slowly he begins to separte himself from wordly attachment, friends and

families like butter separting from curd. At this stage, the devotee need

not have to go insearch of his lord instead lord himself comes to him. This

is the meaning behind krishna going after butter. raji

[Guest guest]

For who has followed Krishna through the Mahabharata and read his 18 chapters of wisdom talk to Arjuna, it is hard to miss tha mark of the Purushottama.

I personally don't find any inclination to try to understand krishna from the later day Lila texts.

 

rajeshwari iyer <rajii31 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:

 

Krishna is most misunderstood of all gods. He is branded as a womaniser, One

who steals butter, and a lier. Here, I am expalining what is the meaning

behind Krishna stealing the butter.

 

Milk matures and transforms into curd. By chruning the curd - butter gets

separated and begins to float. This is what krishna is after.

 

A devotees mind is compared to milk which through constant devotion matures

and slowly he begins to separte himself from wordly attachment, friends and

families like butter separting from curd. At this stage, the devotee need

not have to go insearch of his lord instead lord himself comes to him. This

is the meaning behind krishna going after butter. raji

 

 

 

 

 

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