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if the rasa lila is the jewel of the bhagavata purana than the sati is whatever the opposite of a jewel is
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someone should compare the five chapters of the rasa lila to San Juan de la cruzs poetry based on the song of songs
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reading another translation of the rasa lila chapters, the double meanings are so wonderful. if only the purana didnt have sati...
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I dont know why my heart has been stirred to read so much scripture, I am a wretch and it barely touches my heart and then only by grace
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I know I criticized the bhagavata purana a lot but the parts about krishna are excellent. I also really like the story of gajendra.
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naradas bhakti sutras are so lovely. one of the best parts of that book I just finished.
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theres something very compelling about reading about incarnations of God who are perceived as regular humans by the other people in the story. its like being let in on a divine secret. christians and hindus have both felt this enchantment!
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bhaktas in the bhagavata purana:
those who know the atman see no difference between any embodied beings including themselves, they transcend all dualities, they see God in everything and everything in God
also bhaktas in the bhagavata purana: o heroic king! o twice-born brahmana!
if you think the divine right of kings exists in medieval Christianity, it sure does it exist in medieval Hinduism...
those who know the atman see no difference between any embodied beings including themselves, they transcend all dualities, they see God in everything and everything in God
also bhaktas in the bhagavata purana: o heroic king! o twice-born brahmana!
if you think the divine right of kings exists in medieval Christianity, it sure does it exist in medieval Hinduism...
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