Devotees Vaishnavas: RADHIKA STUTI, de Krishna Devi

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RADHIKA STUTI, de Krishna Devi

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Lunes, 16 de noviembre de 2009 a las 17:04

"Beautiful Radhe is the queen and the origin of the rasa dance. She is the giver of pleasure to Krsna, who is the supersoul in the hearts of all. She is the lover of Krsna and is always situated upon the chest of the Lord."

"She is the presiding Deity of Krsna's very life, and She is the first of all persons, the energy of Lord Vishnu, the embodiment of truthfulness--eternal and ever-youthful."

"Her form is spiritual, therefore She is transcendental and beyond mundane qualities. She is divine energy and is unattached. O Radhe, in Vrndavana You are the leader of the gopis, and You reside on the banks of the Viraja River."

"She is a resident of Goloka Vrndavana and is a cowherd damsel. She is the queen of the gopis and the divine mother of the cowherd boys. She is joyful and always experiencing the highest bliss, and She incites desires in the heart of the son of Nanda.”

"Radhe is the daughter of Maharaja Vrshabhanu. She is very peaceful and lovely. She is completely contented and fulfilled, very pleasing and is the daughter of Kalavati. She is the purifier of the tirthas (holy places) and She is most auspicious and chaste to Lord Krsna."

"O Radhe, I have fallen into the horrible ocean of birth and death and am frightened, but I am seeking Your shelter. O queen of the demigods, please free me from all fears."

"O Radhe, please give me transcendental devotional service to Your lotus feet, which are worshiped by Lord Brahma and Laxmi, and which are served even by Lord Krsna."

"O Radhe, I offer my respects to You whose bodily complexion is like molten gold. O Goddess, You are the queen of Vrndavana. You are the daughter of King Vrshabhanu, and are very dear to Lord Krishna."

"O Radhe, You are the exalted form of mahabhava, therefore You are the most dear to Krisna. O Goddess, You alone are able to bestow pure love for the Supreme Lord; therefore I offer my humble obeisances unto You."

• "When Srimati Radharani smiles, waves of joy overtake Her cheeks, and Her arched eyebrows dance like the bow of Cupid. Her glance is so enchanting that it is like a dancing bumblebee, moving unsteadily due to intoxication. That bee has bitten the whorl of My heart." (Vidagdha-madhava 2.51)

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Ambarisa-Tilä

On the right hand side, near the confluence of the Sarasvati and Yamunä, is Ambarisa-tilä. In Satya-yuga, Mahäräja Ambarisa was the sole emperor of this world, which consists of seven islands. He was an unalloyed devotee of the Supreme Lord and engaged all his senses in following the various limbs of bhakti. With his mind, he would meditate upon Shri krishna’s pastimes. With his voice, he would chant the names of the Lord and glorify His various pastimes. With his hands, he would clean the temple of Bhagavän. He would engage his ears in hearing about the pastimes of the Lord. He would engage his eyes in taking darsana of Shri Mukunda’s temples. He would engage his nose in smelling the garlands, sandalwood paste and other articles that had been offered at the lotus feet of Bhagavän. He would honour the prasäda offered to the Supreme Lord by tasting it with his tongue, and with his legs he would circumambulate the Supreme Lord’s dhäma, the tulsi plant, His temples and so on. He would also observe Ekädasi and other fasts on days related to Hari.

Once, while residing at this place in Mathurä, Mahäräja Ambarisa observed the vow of Ekädasi for one year by fasting without water (nirjala). On Dvädasi, there was only a short time after sunrise in which it was auspicious to break his fast. Mahäräja Ambarisa worshipped Bhagavän and was just about to take grains that had been offered to the Supreme Lord, when Maharishi Durväsä arrived. With great respect, the king invited the sage to join him. The maharishii said, “I accept your invitation, but I first need to finish my daily duties. I will go to the bank of the Yamunä; please wait until I return.” Saying this, the sage went to the Yamunä. However, Maharishi Durväsä’s return was slightly delayed, and the auspicious time was about to pass. After consulting with the brähmanss and his ministers, Mahäräja Ambarisa took a drop of the water that washed the Supreme Lord’s feet in order to protect his fast.

When Maharishi Durväsä returned, he was furious, knowing well that Mahäräja Ambarisa had broken the fast without him. He pulled a matted lock of hair from his head and transformed it into a fiery demoness called Krtyä, who was ready to burn Ambarisa to ashes. However, Mahäräja Ambarisa simply stood there fearlessly with folded hands. The Sudarsana cakra, the protector of the devotees, immediately appeared and burnt Krtyä to ashes.Sudarsana cakra then leapt towards Maharishi Durväsä, who swiftly ran everywhere to save his life. He fled to Bhuù, Bhuvaù, Svaù and other planetary systems. He even went to Brahmaloka and Sivaloka, but no one in those places could save him. Wherever he went, he saw the frightening Sudarsana cakra pursuing him. Finally, Maharishi Durväsä came to Näräyan in Vaikunthloka and desperately cried out: “Help, save me, protect me!” Bhagavän Sri Näräyaëa said, “I am under the control of My devotees. I am their heart and they are My heart. How can I forsake those who have taken My shelter, having left everything – their home, wife, sons, family and wealth? You should at once return to Ambarisa and plead for forgiveness. Sudarsana cakra can be pacified by his prayer only, and not by any other means.”

For one full year, the great devotee Ambarisa Mahäräja remained standing there, waiting for Durväsä and praying for the sage’s welfare. Upon returning from Vaikunth, the perturbed Durväsä begged Mahäräja Ambarisa for his life. Ambarisa Mahäräja pacified Sudarsana cakra by offering prayers to him and then satisfied the sage by respectfully presenting him an array of delicious preparations. Durväsä became astonished to witness the glories of Mahäräja Ambarisa and said, “Aah, today I have realised the unprecedented glories of Bhagavän Anantadeva’s devotees. I greatly offended Ambarisa Mahäräja, but still he always desires nothing but my welfare. This is only possible for the devotees of the Supreme Lord.”

This pastime took place here. To this day, Ambarisa-tilä stands as witness to the glories of the devotee Ambarisa. Nearby, towards the Yamunä, is Cakra-tirtha, where Mahäräja Ambarisa pacified the cakra by offering various prayers.

Kamsa’s fort

Kamsa Kilä (fort) was the residence or palace of Kamsa. The ruins that lie here today bear testimony to this. Between Kamsa-kilä and Vasudeva-ghat (near Svämi-ghät) are Brahma-ghät, Vaikuntha-ghät and Dhäräpatana.

The fort of Kamsa

From Kamsa’s fort one can have a good view of the Yamunä and parts of Mathurä.

Satiburja : Gatäsrama-Näräyana Temple

On Mathurä’s inner parikramä path, south of Visräma-ghät, is the temple of Gatäsrama-Näräyana. Close to the present day Satiburja, in a lane to the right, stands the temple of Carcikä-devi. Near the temple of Rangesvara Mahädeva, on the eastern side, lies Sapta-sämudri-küpa, “the well of seven oceans”. Then, under the railway line leading to the main railway station in Mathurä is Siva-täla. The road to Madhuvana also begins from here.

Shri Dirgha-Vishñu

The temple of Dirgha-Vishnu lies close to Bharatapura Gate. When Krishna, Baladeva and Their cowherd friends were proceeding to Kamsa’s wrestling arena, Sridäma and other Sakhäs asked Krishna, “Friend, are You going to the wrestling arena? Your body is small and tender. How will You kill the mighty Kamsa?”

Shri Krishna then displayed His huge (dirgha) form, carrying a conch shell, disk, club and lotus flower. Thus, the sakhäs were convinced that their Kanhaiyä could do anything by the mercy of Näräyana, and that Näräyana sometimes manifested through Him. Happily, they danced towards the wrestling arena with Shri Krishna.

Thomas T. Klugh

I should have such resolve. Thank you Mataji.

16 de noviembre de 2009 a las 17:54

Krishnapriya Devi Dasi

ALL GLORIES TO SRI RADHE !
ALL GLORIES TO LOVE AND BHAKTI !

16 de noviembre de 2009 a las 18:21

Krishna Devi

Hari Bol! Radhe Radhe Prabhus...

16 de noviembre de 2009 a las 18:24

Krishnapriya Devi Dasi

Thank you very much for the nectar ! ,love and bhakti !
thank you very much for your love for Srimati Radharani !
God bless you always ! - jay Krsna -devi dasi ki jay !

Thank you for the mercy !
jaj Jaj jaj Sri Radhe ,Radhe ,Radhe ,Radhe - ki jay jay !

16 de noviembre de 2009 a las 18:32

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