Krishna

[kralaro]

From Lord Krishna's stories i see that he doesn't need permission or request to interfere in anyone's life, which is a relief. Like when he entered Mathura city, he pulled up chin of a girl with a jerk straightening her bent posture. In my dream when he took my hands and made them hold reins of the horses, i'm happy that he considers me his own that he could do that.

I'm also happy that i got to know about powerful & compassionate saint Baba Neeb Karori, whose stories are very recent, from whom i got the validity that path of Krishna bhakti is correct.

[Unseeking Seeker]

My input on the path of Bhakti is that the deity any, Krishna, Shiva, Jesus, Buddha, Divine Mother in any form and so on ~ we must enter into the heart of the object of our worship, becoming one. This requires our ego (identity) to dissolve in It.

Of course this raises a question (all questions are for lower mind only) ~ when we disappear but yet are, who or what appears?

[Miss Hepburn]

Originally Posted by Unseeking Seeker

.... we must enter into the heart of the object of our worship, becoming one...
Of course this raises a question (all questions are for lower mind only) ~ when we disappear but yet are, who or what appears?

Funny, I thought the first question would be: How do we do that?
(I don't need an answer personally!! hahahaha)

And, excuse me how did kralaro get that cool image at the top of his post? :)

[Jainarayan]

Originally Posted by kralaro

From Lord Krishna's stories i see that he doesn't need permission or request to interfere in anyone's life, which is a relief.
I'm also happy that i got to know about powerful & compassionate saint Baba Neeb Karori, whose stories are very recent, from whom i got the validity that path of Krishna bhakti is correct.

A Hindi song goes, tuma karuṇā ke sāgara, "You are the ocean of compassion".

I rmember the story of the girl. He saw her walking with a bent posture, very pitiful. He was about 15 or 16, said to her "Why are you walking like that?" She responded that she always walked that way, she was born lame. He said "I think you should walk upright, properly". He took her hand and she began walking upright. The story makes me cry.

I have a picture in which Krishna has a first aid kit and is tending to the injuries or wounds of a young man. The wording is My Story: Ignored by everyone but accepted by Krishna. This picture makes me cry.