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Loving Krishna is very easy through loving the most munificent incarnation of Krishna that ever appeared in the form of Lord Caitanya. Lord Caitanya’s pastimes are like nectar, and one who engages in His service quickly attains the qualification to love Krishna.
Loving Krishna also means to develop affection for the process by which to love Krishna. It also entails desiring to hear about Krishna for long periods of time.
What it takes to love Krishna? Rupa Goswami’s profound example makes it very clear even to a person absorbed in mundane consciousness what it is to love Krishna.
Rather than our senses getting widespread in different directions for sense gratification, how can we focus and contribute in the mission.
The recent inauguration of the Rama Mandir has reignited interest in its historical struggle spanning 500 years and 76 wars. Despite Ayodhya’s significance as a symbol of peace, this irony parallels our internal battle against maya’s occupation of our hearts, through vices like lust and anger. Rupa Goswami advocates for strong devotion to overcome life’s spiritual war, promising eternal peace with Lord Krishna’s grace.
Recently, HH Radhanatha Swami Maharaja was mentioning in a class that the idea of jumping over means I will do WHAT I LIKE. That is a state of bewilderment and illusion, being a product of janasya moho ‘yam aham mameti. Are there some places where we need to jump over? WE have to take the
Utilizing Body, Mind, Words and Intelligence for Krishna’s Service. And when required, give up all that and Simply Surrender!!
Are we running away from practical service when we are reading scriptures? Can we attain mercy simply by reading and not doing anything else?
