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Sunday, 29 June 2014

Srimadh Bagawatham - Krishna’s Instruction To Udhavar Part 4

Continued From: http://thoughtsonsanathanadharma.blogspot.ca/2014/06/srimadh-bagawatham-krishnas-instruction_15.html



The Avadhuta Sanyasi continued to instruct Yadu Maharaj.

A Bagawatha who has performed Saranagathi must learn to be like a python. A python never hunts for food. It lives in one place and waits for its preys. It accepts any prey which comes across its path. It doesn’t worry about starving to death because it knows that if it is meant to live, God will send a prey to it.’
There was once a Bagawathar called Madhavendra Swami. He practiced
ajagara vridhi and ate only if someone offered him food. Such people eat whatever is given without paying attention to taste. If nothing is offered they stay hungry. Madhavendra Swami arrived at Vrindavan one day without having consumed any food. He sat under a tree thinking about Lord Krishna’s pastimes when a beautiful boy ran towards him without a cup of milk. The boy was dark with curly locks.
‘My mother asked me to give you this cup of milk,’ the boy said.
‘Child, I don’t have any money to pay for milk.’
‘Its okay. She has asked me to make sure that anyone who visits this place
doesn’t remain hungry,’ said the child pushing the cup of milk in to the hands of Madhavendra Swami.
‘Who is your mother?’
‘Her name is Yashoda.’
‘What! And your father is…’
‘Nanda Gopan,’ answered the child.
Madhavendra caught hold of the child. ‘You are my Lord aren’t you?’
‘I am just a cow herd. Let go of me. Don’t you know that Lord Narayanan is the Lord?’
Madhavendra Swami let go off the child thinking that it was coincidence that the child’s parents were called Yashoda and Nanda Gopan. He drank the milk in one gulp and turned to hand over the cup to the child but, there was no trace of the little boy! As Madhavendra Swami believed that the Lord would provide for him, Lord Krishna had come to play a little leela on Swami and had offered him milk!)

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