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Bhakti Yoga-Devotional Service to the Supreme Lord Sri Krishna

Bhakti Yoga-Devotional Service to the Supreme Lord Sri Krishna
Gopis performing Devotional Service to the Lordships Sri Sri Radha Krishna

Sense enjoyment - the binding factor


There are two reasons for a person in this world to avoid the sense enjoyment.

 1. Having the experience that it is very temporary and brings all types of miseries for the self and those around. 

2. Having experienced the transcendental pure state of consciousness with a blissful regulated life by connecting oneself with God which makes the person averse to come back to lower state of sensory happiness which is binding and not long lasting.

Among these two first one is not always easy because as soon as the person forgets the miseries caused he again starts doing the same sense enjoyment. One example is people who are addicted to brothels and pubs, they suffer different kinds of diseases resulting from improper acts. Again after the disease is gone, they will continue doing the same.

 The second one is that of a person who is well situated and fixed his consciousness who is steady in his mind to fight against the forces of material nature and considered wise. There are little chances for this person going back to lower states of consciousness.

Yours
Dinesh

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Attachment and aversion-stumbling blocks on the path of self-realization.

Bhaktivedanta VedaBaseBhagavad-gītā As It Is 3.34

indriyasyendriyasyārthe

rāga-dveṣau vyavasthitau

tayor na vaśam āgacchet

tau hy asya paripanthinau

SYNONYMS

indriyasya — of the senses; indriyasya arthe — in the sense objects; rāga — attachment; dveṣau — also detachment; vyavasthitau — put under regulations;tayoḥ — of them; na — never; vaśam — control; āgacchet — one should come;tau — those; hi — certainly; asya — his; paripanthinau — stumbling blocks.

TRANSLATION

There are principles to regulate attachment and aversion pertaining to the senses and their objects. One should not come under the control of such attachment and aversion, because they are stumbling blocks on the path of self-realization.

PURPORT

Those who are in Kṛṣṇa consciousness are naturally reluctant to engage in material sense gratification. But those who are not in such consciousness should follow the rules and regulations of the revealed scriptures. Unrestricted sense enjoyment is the cause of material encagement, but one who follows the rules and regulations of the revealed scriptures does not become entangled by the sense objects. For example, sex enjoyment is a necessity for the conditioned soul, and sex enjoyment is allowed under the license of marriage ties. According to scriptural injunctions, one is forbidden to engage in sex relationships with any women other than one's wife. All other women are to be considered as one's mother. But in spite of such injunctions, a man is still inclined to have sex relationships with other women. These propensities are to be curbed; otherwise they will be stumbling blocks on the path of self-realization. As long as the material body is there, the necessities of the material body are allowed, but under rules and regulations. And yet, we should not rely upon the control of such allowances. One has to follow those rules and regulations, unattached to them, because practice of sense gratification under regulations may also lead one to go astray — as much as there is always the chance of an accident, even on the royal roads. Although they may be very carefully maintained, no one can guarantee that there will be no danger even on the safest road. The sense enjoyment spirit has been current a very long, long time, owing to material association. Therefore, in spite of regulated sense enjoyment, there is every chance of falling down; therefore any attachment for regulated sense enjoyment must also be avoided by all means. But attachment to Kṛṣṇa consciousness, or acting always in the loving service of Kṛṣṇa, detaches one from all kinds of sensory activities. Therefore, no one should try to be detached from Kṛṣṇa consciousness at any stage of life. The whole purpose of detachment from all kinds of sense attachment is ultimately to become situated on the platform of Kṛṣṇa consciousness.



Yours
Dinesh

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We who are bereft of devotion are standing here outside Your door. Please favorably receive the news of our presence— Radhe Syama Syama Syama!

https://soundcloud.com/dineshkrishna108/jay-jay-madhava-madhan-murari

Song Name: Jaya Madhava Madana Murari

Official Name: None

Author: Anonymous

Book Name: None

Language: Braja Bhasa

 

LYRICS

(refrain)

jaya mādhava madana murārī rādhe-śyāma śyāmā-śyāma

jaya keśava kali-mala-hārī rādhe-śyāma śyāmā-śyāma

 

(1)

sundara kuṇḍala naina viśāla, gale sohe vaijantī-mālā

 chavi  balihārī rādhe-śyāma śyāmā-śyāma

 

(2)

kabahūń luṭa luṭa dadhi khāyokabahūń madhu-vana rāsa racāyo

nācata vipina-vihārī rādhe-śyāma śyāmā-śyāma

 

(3)

gvāla-bāla sańga dhenu carāivana-vana brahmata phire yadu-rāi

kāńdhe kāmara kārī rādhe-śyāma śyāmā-śyāma

 

(4)

curā curā nava-nīta jo khāyovraja-vanitana pai nāma dharāyo

mākhana-cora murārī rādhe-śyāma śyāmā-śyāma

 

(5)

eka-dina māna indra ko māryonakha upara govardhana dhāryo

nama paḍayo giridhārī rādhe-śyāma śyāmā-śyāma

 

(6)

duryodhana ko bhoga na khāyorūkho sāga vidura ghara khāyo

aise prema pujārī rādhe-śyāma śyāmā-śyāma

 

(7)

karuṇā kara draupadī pukārīpaṭa lipaṭa gaye vana-vārī

nirakha rahe nara nārī rādhe-śyāma śyāmā-śyāma

 

(8)

bhakta-bhakta saba tumane tārebinā bhakti hama ṭhāḍe dvāre

lījo khabara hamārī rādhe-śyāma śyāmā-śyāma

 

(9)

arjuna ke ratha hāńkana hāregītā ke upadeśa tumhāre

cakra-sudarśana-dhārī rādhe-śyāma śyāmā-śyāma

 

TRANSLATION

(Refrain) Glories to the husband of the goddess of fortune, who is the transcendental Cupid and the enemy of the demon Mura. Glories to the divine couple Radhe Syama, also known as Syama Syama! Glories to Lord Kesava, who has fine hair, who removes the miseries of the age of Kali—Radhe Syama Syama Syama!

 

1) O Krsna, You wear beautiful earrings, and You have lovely widened eyes. Around Your neck hangs the splendrous vaijanti flower garland. Your complexion is most excellent—Radhe Syama Syama Syama!

 

2) Sometimes You secretly plunder yogurt and eat it, and sometimes You design a rasa-dance performance with the young gopis in the forest of Madhuvana. There dancesVipina-Vihari, You who love to sport in the forest— Radhe Syama Syama Syama!

 

3) You herd the cows in the company of the cowherd boys. You, the monarch of the Yadu dynasty, thus wander from forest to forest, carrying a blanket draped over Your shoulder— Radhe Syama Syama Syama!

 

4) Because You, O Murari, repeatedly steal fresh butter from the homes of the women of Vraja and secretly eat it, they have named You 'Makhan-Chor' (the butter thief)—Radhe Syama Syama Syama!

 

5) One day You curbed the pride of Indra by lifting the great mountain Govardhana upon the tip of Your fingernail, thus winning for Yourself the name Giridhari— RadheSyama Syama Syama!

 

6) You did not accept the sumptuous feast of the wicked Duryodhana, but took the coarse food offered by Your devotee Vidura. Therefore You are worshipped by love and not by mere rituals—Rädhe Radhe Syama Syama Syama!

 

7) To bestow mercy upon Draupadi, You, the Lord of the forest, supplied unlimited cloth to protect her from shame, while the assembly of men and women looked on—Radhe Syama Syama Syama!

 

8) You deliver each of Your devotees in unique ways. Alas, we who are bereft of devotion are standing here outside Your door. Please favorably receive the news of our presence— Radhe Syama Syama Syama!

 

9) You were the driver of Arjuna's chariot, and on the battlefield You gave Arjuna the instructions of the Bhagavad-Gita. During the fight You exhibited Your form as the wielder of the discus Sudarsana— Radhe Syama Syama Syama!

 

REMARKS/ EXTRA INFORMATION:

This song can be sung in Raga Jhinjhoti in Sitarkhani Tala (as Jagjit and Chitra Singh sang it in Samarpan), or Raga Yaman Kalyana (as Acyutananda Swami introduced it) in Kaherva Tala.

 

MUSICAL NOTATION:

Jaya Madhava Madana Murari


Courtesy : http://kksongs.org/songs/j/jayamadhavamadana.html


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Yours
Dinesh
Blog:http://dinesh-krsna.blogspot.com


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All of my various endeavors were useless. Now You are the only hope

1) O Gopinatha, I have no means of success, but if You take me, having bestowed 
your mercy upon me, then I will obtain deliverance from this world.

2) 0 Gopinatha, I have fallen into the perils of material illusion. Wealth, 
wife, and sons have surrounded me, and lust has wasted me away.

3) 0 Gopinatha, my mind is crazy and does not care for any authority. It is 
always senseless and has remained in the dark pit of worldly affairs.

4) 0 Gopinatha, I have accepted my defeat. All of my various endeavors were 
useless. Now You are the only hope.

5) 0 Gopinatha, how shall I make any advancement when my mind has come under 
the control of the powerful senses and does not abandon its attachment to 
materialism?

6) 0 Gopinatha, after sitting down in the core of my heart and subduing my 
mind, please wake me to You. In this way the horrible dangers of this world 
will disappear.

7) 0 Gopinatha, You are Hrsikesa, the Lord of the senses. Seeing me so 
helpless, please control these senses of mine and deliver me from this dark and 
perilous worldly existence.

8) 0 Gopinatha, the noose of materialism has become fixed around my neck. 
Taking up the sword of Your mercy and cutting this bondage, make this 
Bhaktivinoda Your humble servant. 


Yours
Dinesh

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Worldly desires are awakening in my heart, and thus the noose of fruitive work is beginning to tighten.

1) O Gopinatha, please remove the torment of worldly existence. I can no longer 
tolerate the pain of ignorance and the repeated succession of births and 
deaths.

2) 0 Gopinatha, indeed I am a servant of lust. Worldly desires are awakening in 
my heart, and thus the noose of fruitive work is beginning to tighten.

3) 0 Gopinatha, when will I wake up and abandon afar this enemy of lust, end 
when will You manifest Yourself in my heart?

4) 0 Gopinatha, I am Your devotee, but having abandoned You and thus having 
forgotten my real treasure, I have worshiped this mundane world.

5) O Gopinatha, You know everything. Now, having punished Your servant, please 
give him a place at Your lotus feet.

6) 0 Gopinatha, is this Your judgment, that seeing me averse to You, You 
abandon Your servant and don't bestow even a particle of mercy upon him?

7) 0 Gopinatha, I am certainly very foolish, and I have never known what is 
good for me. Therefore such is my condition.

8) 0 Gopinatha, You are indeed the wisest person. Please look for a way to 
bring about auspiciousness for this fool, and please do not consider this 
servant as an outsider. 


Yours
Dinesh

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