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लोलुपस्य — The Sacred Greed for Divine Sweetness

लोलुपस्य — The Sacred Greed for Divine Sweetness The verse “श्री-राधिका-माधवयोः अपार-माधुर्य-लीला-गुण-रूप-नाम्नाम् प्रतिक्षणास्वादन-लोलुपस्य…” reveals a rare vision of the Guru — not as a scholar, not as a renunciate, but as a rasika, a relisher of divine sweetness. Here, राधिका-माधवयोः points to the Divine Couple — the source and the fullest experience of love. Their reality unfolds in four streams: नाम (name), रूप (form), गुण (qualities), लीला (play). These are not abstract ideas but living dimensions of experience, inviting the heart into participation. The word आस्वादन (आ + √स्वद्) suggests more than tasting — it is immersion, like entering an ocean rather than observing it. And this tasting is प्रतिक्षण — every moment, without pause, without closure. At the center stands the striking word: लोलुपस्य. From √लुप्, it usually means greed — a restless craving. But here the meaning turns luminous. This is not the greed that binds to finite objects; this is the greed for the infinite. Th...

Empress and Krishnas plight in Dwaraka

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Inspired by Empress, a new series on netflix which shows the complex rituals and court politics of royalty and how it curbs the free spirit of a young woman If he loved Radha He could have called her To the royalty of Dwaraka But never did Hints into transcendent diverge worlds Vrindavan and Dwarka The free spirited spontaneity of Sri Radha The carefree forests of vrindavan Both will be suffocated That explains krishnas cry and suffocation He sacrificed for all of us To establish Dharma and show us the way