Guest guest Posted September 24, 2006 Report Share Posted September 24, 2006 Dear KVG - Shree Guruvayurappa Sharanam! Thank you for your mail. But I would like to state that I am not Rajeev but only Krishnadasa. Rajeevji is a different person and I highly appreciate him for his service. I am not as scholarly as Rajeevji and would like to thank you and all the devotees of the Lord. ~Krishnadasa (but not Rajeev) :-) ---- Re: [Guruvayur/Guruvayoor] Re: lotus and stem Dear Rajeev and other friends, Radhe Krishna! Our friend and Krishnadasa Rajeev's sweet explanation is very much appealing to the heart. Bhaktas will , no doubt, like it. And I too. But here are two lotuses in reference. One is the " Nabhee-kamalam " of the Lord, which emanates from His Nabhee- randhram (aperture at the navel), has a very very long stalk and supports the whole Universe. Brahma in the form of Hiranya-garbha is imagined to be seated on this lotus. It is the same lotus which Brahma divided and made into 14 worlds. The region Brahma is seated, represents Satya-loka. The other lotus which is one of the four ensigns of the Lord which He bears in the lower right hand represents one of the subtle essence of one of the elements of creation, the " Antah-karanam " or the " Inner Conscience " in the Cosmic terminology. Regards KVG. vijayav47 wrote: -that is a wonderful and sweet imagination !!!!!!!!!the aravindam in guruvayoorappan's hand wants to taste the nectar of his padaravindam- - this is as sweet as the nectar !!!!!thank you very much -- In guruvayur , " krishnadasa77 " <krishnadasa77 wrote: > > Dear Gopalakrishnaji, > > Is'nt it that Maha Vishnu is Padmanaabha (Lotus coming from His > navel) and at the same time Padmahasta (Having Lotus flower in His > hands). > > As it is stated: > > Shankhum Chakram Gada Pankajam Idivilasam > Naalu Trikaigaluude Sankiirna Shyama Varnam > Harivapulamaram Puraye Mangalam Va > > (Don't know whether I have pronounced this correctly & what is the > source of this. Apologies!) > > When Shree Maha Vishnu is lying down in the ocean of Kshirasagara > (Milk ocean) He is lying down on the Sheshanaga (Ananta) and from His > nabham the Padma is coming and on the Padma Lord Brahma is sitting. > As it is stated: > > Shantakaram Bhujagasayanam Padmanabham Suresham > Vishwakaram Gaganasadrusam Meghavarnam Shubhangam > Lakshmikantam Kamalanayanam Yogibhir Dhyanagamyam. > Vande Vishnum Bhavabhayaharam Sarvalokykanatham. > > Please do inform what you think of the answer which I tried to give > in the thread guruvayur/message/3841: > > --- > > Now coming to your question (which is indeed a very nice one!)-- The > only thing which I can think of is that the Lotus (Aravindam) > sometimes wants to taste being near the Lotus Feet (Padaaravindam) of > Krishna and hence sometimes it extends it's stem to get that > nectarean bliss of being near Krishna's lotus feet. > > The scholars in this group will be able to answer it better.... > > ...Hanta Bhaagyam Janaanaam!!! > --- > > Coming to think of it now -- I think it does not really require > scholarly abilities but lots of devotion and love for Krishna in > order to understand this???? > > Please forgive any offenses which I might have made while replying to > you. Thank you! > > ~Krishnadasa. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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