Aprakrita Sahajism

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The name is of vast significance. The propensity is all over the

world. Take Karl Marx (no! do not take him,but he exemplifies

something!). He performs meditation on the material energy of

history. History is related to histology, both indicating

a form: History is the form of our experience. It arises from

the dream of Maha Vishnu,which is the hypostasis (transcendental

foundation within the Godhead)of all material manifestation. The Personality of

Godhead Maha Vishnu dreams, the cloud of Maya (our world) takes form from the

Visnu Chitta of the dream, and Marx meditates on the Maya cloud--making him a

believer in prakriti. Perhaps he is not a Sahajiya,because his paradise

requires several eras of evolution to achieve, but he is a Prakrta Muni.

Marx participated in the Romantic movement,which emphatically

believed in a flow of kundalini, and some romantic devout individuals

(we refer to a cultural movement,not prostitution per se) believed

in a flow from the Source or Godhead. As such,if a devout lover

of the Supreme Personality of Godhead accidentally was separated

from contact with Vaishnavas, he might possibly have received

economy from Source or Godhead. Thus he might approach or verge

upon Aprakrita Sahajism. What would be lacking would be Buddhi Yoga.

Srila Prabhupada has stated that the Gaudiya Vaishnava system

is the most well developed interms of Buddhi Yoga.

As far as rasa is concerned, it is the compliment to Buddhi. It

completely available in Bhagavata Purana.

Srimad Bhagavatam 1.1.3

 

nigama-kalpa-taror galitam phalam

suka-mukhad amrita-drava-samyutam

pibata bhagavatam rasam alayam

muhur aho rasika bhuvi bhavukah

SYNONYMS

 

nigama -- the Vedic literatures; kalpa-taroh -- the desire tree; galitam --

fully matured; phalam -- fruit; suka -- Srila Sukadeva Gosvami, the original

speaker of Srimad-Bhagavatam; mukhat -- from the lips of; amrita -- nectar;

drava -- semisolid and soft and therefore easily swallowable; samyutam --

perfect in all respects; pibata -- do relish it; bhagavatam -- the book dealing

in the science of the eternal relation with the Lord; rasam -- juice (that which

is relishable); alayam -- until liberation, or even in a liberated condition;

muhuh -- always; aho -- O; rasikah -- those who are full in the knowledge of

mellows; bhuvi -- on the earth; bhavukah -- expert and thoughtful.

TRANSLATION

 

O expert and thoughtful men, relish Srimad-Bhagavatam, the mature fruit of the

desire tree of Vedic literatures. It emanated from the lips of Sri Sukadeva

Gosvami. Therefore this fruit has become even more tasteful, although its

nectarean juice was already relishable for all, including liberated souls.

 

I suggest we follow the total siddhanta of Vaishnavism and

relish the mellows of the Bhagavatam and its pure devotees.