Guest guest Posted August 6, 2008 Report Share Posted August 6, 2008 HARE KRISHAN ,HARE RAM at this weak end , i had visited to Mathura on the occassion of Teej festival . i have visited the temples of Janam Bhoomi , Dwarika dheesh , Maan Gayatri Tapobhoomi , Maan Jamuna pooja , Kabir Das Ji Asram cum temple , Pootna Kunda , Baanke Bihari Temple . the most important thing which i have seen was RAAS LEELA . I had seen it first time in my life . live Sri Baanke Bihari Raas Lila was so nice that i can not explain you . it was Ram Swaroop paandal Ram Leela , that is the best in Mathura ... as said by people of Mathura. i had seen the scence of My NATKHAT KANHA in which He had gone to Raadha's house in women form and He was not opening face. it was so beautifull that i can not explain you . i love Braj Bhasa . in that language there is no word like I or main . they speak mohein for it . i think it is derived from mohein is derived from Maya . Mohein to Kanhan bhaye gayo HARE KRISHAN ,HARE KRISHAN ,KRISHAN KRISHAN ,HARE HARE ,HARE RAM ,HARE RAM ,RAM RAM, HARE HARE Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 7, 2008 Report Share Posted August 7, 2008 , " jitendra kumar " <jtin_ja wrote: > > HARE KRISHAN ,HARE RAM > > at this weak end , i had visited to Mathura on the occassion of Teej > festival ......... Jitendraji's usual devout description :-) took me back 2 years behind the memory lane when I had Mathura & Vrindvan with my Mentor and Guru Brothers/Sisters......WHAT A WONDERFUL LAND !!! One can feel the presence of The Lord in every sand of that place.....the morning kirtans coming from various temples, the gushing crowd of devotes and the silent moments of the night in some lonely lane........they are mystically woven indeed. Sharing a Poem with SAADHAA family. When will you tease me? When will you tease me, Oh Krishna, when will we have a scrap? I wait for that final combat, which shall dispel our distressing gap My body¢s earthen pot I¢ve saved and preserved with addictive care For you to throw stones, in order to break me free from this delusive lair I am wearing the garb of ego, with lofty credentials around my name Why don¢t you steal that clothing, turning me into a new-born with no shame? These senses are my own cows, whom I¢ve nurtured with the worldly grass And grazed them on this earthly plane, for its milk I had to amass Now the butter extracted from that milk, you will have to steal from me Coz they are the fruits of my Karma, O Prabhu! Accept and set me free Uproot the bamboo of my existence and cut a piece of small life from it Trimming me by the sides to alter, carving holes that are round and neat Clearing the path of the axis, turn me into your hollow flute Blow your energized breath into me, flowing through Sushumna till the root Let the thrust of your Prana, ascend through the Shata-chakra shaft With timely release from the six voids, a mystical music you will craft I am waiting for that cosmic tune, to enchant my hungry soul I wait for that final combat with you, which shall deport me to my destined goal. Pranams, Anupam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 7, 2008 Report Share Posted August 7, 2008 HARE KRISHAN , HARE RAM > Clearing the path of > the axis, turn me into your hollow flute > Blow your energized > breath into me, flowing through Sushumna > till the root > Sir Ji a great poem , absolutely great THANKS A LOT SIR JI HARE KRISHAN , HARE KRISHAN ,KRISHAN KRISHAN ,HARE HARE, HARE RAM ,HARE RAM , RAM RAM, HARE HARE Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 7, 2008 Report Share Posted August 7, 2008 , Anupam Shil <anupamshil wrote: .. > > When will you tease me? > > > Now the butter > extracted from that milk, you will have to steal from me > Coz they are the > fruits of my Karma, O Prabhu! Accept and set me free > > > THANKSSSSS This poem took me to ecstatic cries..... With my love blessings and good wishes aum Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 7, 2008 Report Share Posted August 7, 2008 Dear Anupamji, The poem is just fantastic, wonderful, I went into ruptures. What a grand play you portrayed with the Lord! May Lord Krishna Bless You and Us All!! M. S. Thimmappa Anupam Shil <anupamshil Jitendraji's usual devout description :-) took me back 2 years behind Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 7, 2008 Report Share Posted August 7, 2008 > Jitendraji's usual devout description :-) took me back 2 years Anupamji, that is great. with love shantnu Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2008 Report Share Posted August 8, 2008 HARE KRISHAN , HARE RAM > the six voids, a mystical music you will craft Sir Ji Could you please Share the experience of that music On what factors it depends upon , is it of the variable intensity , if so than what makes it variable THANKS IN ADVANCE HARE KRISHAN ,HARE KRISHAN ,KRISHAN KRISHAN ,HARE HARE , HARE RAM ,HARE RAM ,RAM RAM ,HARE HARE Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2008 Report Share Posted August 8, 2008 A Poem is like Flower. When someone sees it......how much the beauty of that flower engulfs the onlooker, is depended on the " Receptivity of that Individual " towards the unadulterated expression of Nature which that flower reflects. Surely, some credit goes to the gardener who has acted a medium to bring that 'flower' into existence. Yet, it is possible that the onlooker may derive more " inner joy " than the gardener while confronting that flower. All these extremely uplifting expressions......'absolutely' 'great'.....'ecstatic cries'......'grand play'.......are simply a reflection of the Individual's Own Spiritual Expansion, Own Depths of Bhakti and Own Purity of Soul............more than the gardener's caliber. Pranams and Thanks to All for your responses, Anupam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 10, 2008 Report Share Posted August 10, 2008 QUESTION: Sir Ji, Could you please Share the experience of that music. On what factors it depends upon , is it of the variable intensity , if so than what makes it variable THANKS IN ADVANCE ANSWER: Thank you Jitendraji for your " Thanks " in advance :-) I am waiting for that cosmic tune, to enchant my hungry soul I wait for that final combat with you, which shall deport me to my destined goal So U See???? I am waiting for that cosmic tune......But when I get it, I will surely preserve it by making a MP3 for the benefit of all Sadhaks...lets hope T-Series will release it...................hahahahahaha........arrre Jitendraji main to mazak kaar raha hun :-D Its just a poetic analogy you see.......of the Baal-leelas of SHRI KRISHNA. Krishna broke the earthen pots (matakis) of the gopis, so the poet is comparing the mataki with his " attachment to this mortal body " . Krishna stole clothes of the Gopis, so the poet is comparing the clothes with his ego associated with what has been socially achieved....education, status, credentials, position, etc...and asking Krishna to steal that garb which he is also psychologically wearing (carrying). Krishna used to steal Makhan (butter), so the poet is comparing that butter with that " fruits of his karma " which actually must be offered to the Lord, but since we do not......HE steals it :-) Krishna plays the flute......this poet is comparing with his Subtle Body (Sukshma Sharir) and then.........as the verses say..........in a flute if u see, there are six voids (holes)....these are compared with the six chakras (shatachakra)......and with the awakening of these chakras a mystical music of Kundalini is crafted by the Lord...........thats the basic idea..........if we get tuned to the Lord.......HE would use us as his flute and play the tune that is destined of the Soul............for that one has to be Empty (hollow) as the flute is :-D So......its a poetic analogy like this. Pranams, Anupam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 11, 2008 Report Share Posted August 11, 2008 , Anupam Shil <anupamshil wrote: Dear Anupamji, Namaste! Wow! that is wonderful analogy to Lord Krishna's Leela's. Thanks. Earlier to your poem i am sorry i could not react as i had no time but coming back to the poem i would like to know whether you compose these poems in hindi first and then translate into english or you directly right them in English itself? (I AM REFERRING TO EARLIER POSTING PLEASE) With warm wishes, Sudhakar HARI OM TAT SAT! Cheers! ) > ANSWER: Thank you Jitendraji for your " Thanks " in advance :-) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 11, 2008 Report Share Posted August 11, 2008 Directly in English Sudhakarji. Nothing in Hindi so far :-( Regards, Anupam , " spbyoga9 " <spbyoga9 wrote: > Dear Anupamji, > > Namaste! > > Wow! that is wonderful analogy to Lord Krishna's Leela's. Thanks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 11, 2008 Report Share Posted August 11, 2008 HARE KRISHAN ,HARE RAM > > I wait for that final combat with you, which shall deport me to my destined goal > Thanks Sir Ji for Beautifull Explanation of the Poem Definetely you would listen that cosmic Music very soon , with the Grace of Lord Sri Kirshan . it is my wish for you . i think that the tone , intensity , lyrics , word .............. should be different for different people though it is said that when a person listen the naad of the word AUM , than it means He is completely absorbed into the Lord Sri Krishan . But the cosmic music may have some other words too ie Other than AUM in my opinion . i request to all the Sadhakas , please share your views . HARE KRISHAN ,HARE KRISHAN ,KRISHAN KRISHAN ,HARE HARE , HARE RAM ,HARE RAM ,RAM RAM, HARE HARE Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 11, 2008 Report Share Posted August 11, 2008 , " Anupam Shil " <anupamshil wrote: Dear Anupamji, Namaste! Thanks for the feedback. More power to you. With warm wishes, Sudhakar > Directly in English Sudhakarji. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 12, 2008 Report Share Posted August 12, 2008 , Anupam Shil <anupamshil wrote: Yet, it is possible that the onlooker may derive more " inner joy " than the gardener while confronting that flower. All these extremely uplifting expressions......'absolutely' 'great'.....'ecstatic cries'......'grand play'.......are simply a reflection of the Individual's Own Spiritual Expansion, Own Depths of Bhakti and Own Purity of Soul............more than the gardener's caliber. very true anupam, thanks for sharing the beautiful poem with the group. so hum... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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