The bhagavata (10th canto) dwells in a rapture of tenderness upon the God-babe, and upon the wanton play of the lovely child who is delightful in his naughtiness and marvellous in his occasional displays of superhuman power; it figures him as an ideal of boyish beauty, decked with jewels and crested with peacock's feathers, wandering through the flowering forests of Vraja, dancing and playing on his flute melodies that fill the souls of all that hear them with an irresistible passion of love and delight; it revels in tales of how the precocious boy made wanton sport with the herdswomen of Vraja, and how the magic of his fluting drew them to the dance in which they were united to him in a rapture of love.
The demigods (suras) and demons (asuras) undertook the Churning of the milk-ocean to obtain the nectar of immortality.
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami
SRIMAD-BHAGWATAM is mula-pramana, the original root of all Vedic evidence.
............... Divine Soil ...........
Gopijana ballavah..Kunjabi Hari
The Bhagavad Gita manifested 3137 BC at Kurukshetra, India
The four legs of the Holy bull ( Dharma ) represent austerity, cleanliness, mercy and truthfulness.
Prasadam (mode of goodness foodstuffs, prepared and offered to Krsna with love and devotion)
Hearing the Karatals resound, and the Mrdangas playing sweetly, everyone will feel great satisfaction
Simply by seeing, touching, remembering, praying to, bowing before, hearing about or simply by sowing this tree, there is always auspiciousness.
