Forms of Krishna and the New Poll

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, wrote:

 

"Which aspect of Lord Krishna are you most drawn to?"

 

Namaste Nandaji, and all of our dear family!

 

This question was very difficult for me, as i love all the forms of

Krishna so much! [as i love ALL the forms of God/Goddess]. i did

already vote, but it felt limited for me. i would have liked to check

them all! smile... At different times in my life i have experienced

different Bhavas. Baby Krishna is so incredibly sweet, lil Bala

Gopala melts my heart until it beomes a soft sweet butterball in His

lil' Lotus Hand.

 

Radhe Krishna is also Shiva -Shakti to me, but sometimes They even

trade places. Sometimes Krishna's Flute magically transforms into

Kali's Sword. Sometimes Kali's Skulls transform into the beautiful

garland of forest flowers around Govinda's sweet neck. Such a dance!

My favorite form of Radhe Krishna are the large Murtis Dancing on one

of our Altars. They are called Sri Sri Radha Natabara. [Natabara

means "He Who is the best dancer"]. They are dancing together in the

Forest of Braj.[brindavan]lost in the Divine Ecstasy of Oneness...

Spirit and Nature dancing together merging as one... The Divine flux.

Krishna of the Bhagavad Gita is Krishna's flute to me... the

Voice of God [Guru.

Jai Bhagavan Sri Krishna! Jai Radhe! All the Gods are one!

Shiva is Krishna is Kali is Lakshmi is Buddha is Jesus is Saraswati

is Shree Maa is Ramakrishna is You is.........

Your sister dissolving the sweet sounds radiating from

Krishna's Holy Golden Flute,

muktimaa

[Guest guest]

, "muktimaa" <muktimaa@a...> wrote:

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wrote:

>

> "Which aspect of Lord Krishna are you most drawn to?"

>

> Namaste Nandaji, and all of our dear family!

>

> This question was very difficult for me, as i love all the forms

> of Krishna so much! [as i love ALL the forms of God/Goddess]. i

> did already vote, but it felt limited for me. i would have liked

> to check them all!

 

Hi Muktimaa,

 

I agree with you. Krishna is awesome. It is difficult to say which

aspect is better than the other, but I made my choice (will not

disclose now) rather reluctantly.

 

Krishna is purna-avatara. I still have a tough time choosing my

ishta between Krishna and Devi, but it's a little easy for me now.

 

Krishna's exploits are thrilling to read; I don't I will ever tire

of the Srimad-Bhagavatam.

 

How he managed to keep his identity a secret while he was living,

inspite of his spectaular achievements, is amazing. The other great

story was how he showed his mother the entire universe in his mouth.

Guess he had complete control over maya.

 

Jai Sri Krishna!