Fotos de Urmila Edith Best del álbum Fun & unusual Painting by Madhava Priya devi dasi The body is a machine. We, the soul, are in the heart, along with the Supersoul. Krishna says, "O scion of Bharata, you should understand that I am also the knower in all bodies, and to understand this body and its knower is called knowledge. That is My opinion." Bhagavad Gita 13.3 Añadida el 24 de abril de 2009  Thus the wise living entity's pure consciousness becomes covered by his eternal enemy in the form of lust, which is never satisfied and which burns like fire. Bhagavad Gita 3.39  the mode of passion...happiness is something in the future....  Affection is there in every soul...every living being is a soul...  Govinda is standing on the bank of Yamuna near the Kesi-ghata, and He's playing on His flute. And He's so beautiful especially during the full moon night.  Those who are very, very sinful, they have to take birth as trees and plants and stand up for thousands of years. AC Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, Tenth Anniversary Address -- Washington, D.C., July 6, 1976  Those who are very, very sinful, they have to take birth as trees and plants and stand up for thousands of years. AC Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, Tenth Anniversary Address -- Washington, D.C., July 6, 1976  Krishna the artist  Northern Lights Krishna the artist  The final end of this material body for which we work hard and which we think is our ultimate source of happiness. (cremation of Dadu by the Yamuna)  Dancing trees at Govardhana, Vrindavana, India "Just look at these most fortunate trees of Vrndavana. They have dedicated their lives to the welfare of others. Individually they are tolerating all kinds of natural disturbances, such as hurricanes, torrents of rain, scorching heat and piercing cold, but they are very careful to relieve our fatigue and give us shelter. My dear friends, I think they are glorified in this birth as trees. They are so careful to give shelter to others that they are like noble, highly elevated charitable men who never deny charity to one who approaches them. No one is denied shelter by these trees. They supply various kinds of facilities to human society, such as leaves, flowers, fruit, shade, roots, bark, flavor extracts and fuel. They are the perfect example of noble life. They are like a noble person who has sacrificed everything possible -- his body, mind, activities, intelligence and words -- for the welfare of all living entities." Krishna speaking to BalaramaShrimati Radha Radha's Family Tree (Soon) Yearly Schedule of Radha Radha's Pets Radha's Hands Radha's Family Radha's Friends Objects of Radha's Worship Various Gopies Maidservants Radha's Ornaments Specific Description of Various Gopis TEXT 183 Specific Description of Various Gopis Lalita-devi and the other eight principal gopis, the other gopis and the manjari have forms that are for the most part like the transcendental form of Shrimati Radharani, the queen of Vrndavana.
Vrnda-devi, Kundalat-devi and their followaers assist the divine couple in Their pastimes in the various forests of Vrndavana. Dhanistha-devi, Gunamala-devi and their followers remain in the home of Nanda Maharaja,the cowherd king and assist the Lord's pastimes from there.
Kamada-devi is the daughter of Shrimati Radharani's nurse. Kamada is an especially close friend of Radharani. Ragalekha-devi, Kalakeli-devi and Manjula-devi are some of Radharani's maidservants.
Nandimukhi-devi and Bindumati-devi are the leaders of those gopis who arrange the rendezvous of Radha and Krishna. Syamala-devi and Mangala-devi are the leaders of those gopis who act as well-wishers of Shrimati Radharani.
Candravali-devi is the leader of those gopis who are Shrimati Radharani's rivals.
The talented musicians Rasollasa-devi, Gunatunga-devi,Kalakanthi-devi, Sukhanti-devi, and Pikakanti-devi delight Lord Hari by singing Visakha's musical compositions. Maniki-devi, Narmada-devi, and Kusumapesala-devi serve the divine couple by playing drums, cymbals, string instruments like the vina, and wind instruments like the flute.
In this way we have described some of the sakhis (gopi friends), nitya-sakhis (eternal gopi friends), prana-sakhis (gopi friends who are as dear as life), priya-sakhis (dear gopi friends) and parama-prestha-sakhis (dearest gopi friends) Descripción específica de vario Gopis TEXTO 183 Descripción específica de vario Gopis Lalita-devi y las otras ocho gopis principales, las demás gopis y las manjari tienen formas que son en general como la forma trascendental de Shrimati Radharani, la reina de Vrndavana.
Vrnda-devi, Kundalat-devi y sus seguidoras asisten a los Pareja Divina en sus pasatiempos en los varios bosques de Vrndavana. Dhanistha-devi, Gunamala-devi y sus seguidores permanecen en el hogar del Maharaja Nanda, el rey de los vaqueros y asisten a los pasatiempos del Señor allí.
Kamada-devi es la hija de la enfermera de Shrimati Radharani. Kamada es una amiga especialmente cercana de Radharani. Ragalekha-devi, Kalakeli-devi y Manjula-devi son algunas de las sirvientas de Radharani.
Nandimukhi-devi y Bindumati-devi son los líderes de esos gopis que arreglen la cita de Radha y de Krishna. Syamala-devi y Mangala-devi son los líderes de esos gopis que actúen como simpatizantes de Shrimati Radharani.
Candravali-devi es el líder de esos gopis que sean rivales de Shrimati Radharani.
Los músicos talentosos Rasollasa-devi, señor Hari del placer de Gunatunga-devi, de Kalakanthi-devi, de Sukhanti-devi, y de Pikakanti-devi por las composiciones musicales del canto Visakha. El servicio de Maniki-devi, de Narmada-devi, y de Kusumapesala-devi los pares divinos jugando los tambores, platillos, instrumentos de la secuencia tiene gusto del vina, y de los instrumentoes de viento como la flauta.
De esta manera hemos descrito algunos de los sakhis (amigos del gopi), de los nitya-sakhis (amigos eternos del gopi), de los prana-sakhis (amigos del gopi que son tan estimados como vida), de los priya-sakhis (estimados amigos del gopi) y de los parama-prestha-sakhis (los amigos más estimados del gopi) Fuentes - FontsSOUV2P.TTF - 57 KB SOUV2I.TTF - 59 KB SOUV2B.TTF - 56 KB bai_____.ttf - 46 KBbabi____.ttf - 47 KB bab_____.ttf - 45 KB SOUV2T.TTF - 56 KB inbenr11.ttf - 64 KB inbeno11.ttf - 12 KB inbeni11.ttf - 12 KB inbenb11.ttf - 66 KB balaram_.ttf - 45 KB indevr20.ttf - 53 KB  Página PRINCIPAL OBRAS y AUTORES CLÁSICOS Agradecimientos Cuadro General Disculpen las Molestias
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