Getting to know you

Feeling you in all the people, all the people I know.
Wondering how to serve you, and all the people I know.
Wondering who you are, and wondering who the people I know are
Oh well maybe we will spend some time for a moment
trying to figuire it out, what does it mean this life I'm living?
How can I make you happy, how can I make all the people I know happy?
And get to know you more.

Still we move

One moment in the oneness
was once all that I could get
but to know why I was there
had not crossed my mind yet
Still we move to cultivate
A Bliss in relationship

A harsh Reality

My hair my house
my job my jail
my child my spouse
my lost sense of pleasure

What is this Rasa?

Friend of the Heart,
What is this relationship
the taste is not there
in mundane meetings of boy and girl
Yet congugial Love
holds the highest potential
to forfill ones heart
to forfill ones understanding

The Narrow Gate

Through the narrow gate,
Time seems to dissapear.
The world becomes a shadow,
A perception in the senses.

The Stars

Hare Krishna. You fill the three worlds with your radience. This universe is so expansive and yet you crush it all in your teeth in the form of Time. You are the lover of the Gopi's, the one who plays sweet transcendental songs through your transcendental flute.

When I looked up at the stars I heard You speak to me, You said: And it is so hard to believe in the spiritual world when you see so many stars in the sky? And I laughed and laughed until tears came to my eyes and I thought yes, it is so obvious that the spiritual world exists just look where we live in this universe, what are all these planets for? If not for residence.

Narada Muni

The Bhagavata Purana describes the story of Narada's spiritual enlightenment: In his previous birth Narada was a gandharva (angelic being) who had been cursed to be born on an earthly planet due to some offense. He was born as the son of a maid-servant of some particularly saintly priests (brahmins). The priests, being pleased with both his and his mother's service, blessed him by allowing him to eat some of their food (prasad) previously offered to their lord, Vishnu.

Gradually Narada received further blessings from these sages and heard them discussing many spiritual topics. After his mother died, he decided to roam the forest in search of enlightenment in understanding the 'Supreme Absolute Truth'.

Reaching a tranquil forest location, after quenching his thirst from a nearby stream, he sat under a tree in meditation (yoga), concentrating on the paramatma form of Vishnu within his heart as he had been taught by the priests he had served. After some time Narada experienced a vision wherein Narayan (Vishnu) appeared before him, smiling, and spoke "that despite having the blessing of seeing him at that very moment, Narada would not be able to see his (Vishnu's) divine form again until he died". Narayan further explained that the reason he had been given a chance to see his form was because his beauty and love would be a source of inspiration and would fuel his dormant desire to be with the lord again. After instructing Narada in this manner, Vishnu then disappeared from his sight. The boy awoke from his meditation both thrilled and disappointed.

For the rest of his life Narada focused on his devotion, meditation upon and worship to Vishnu. After his death Vishnu then blessed him with the spiritual form of "Narada" as he eventually became known. In many Hindu scriptures Narada is considered a saktyavesa-avatara or partial-manifestation (Avatar) of God, empowered to perform miraculous tasks on Vishnu's behalf.