Meditations on Transcendence

The Call of the Universal Lover: A Soul's Journey to Krishna In the grand tapestry of existence, we often find ourselves ensnared by the world’s many distractions. The more we immerse in the mundane—chasing ambitions, relationships, and fleeting pleasures—the further we drift from the one who created us, Sri Krishna, the Supreme Lover. But this very distance we create triggers a powerful force that pulls us back, stronger and more insistent with every misstep. Krishna, the all-pervading Viswatma, doesn’t tolerate our prolonged absence. He has created us for a singular purpose: to love Him. Every soul is a piece of His divine puzzle, meant to reunite with Him in a bond of eternal love. When we stray, Krishna’s love doesn’t diminish; instead, it intensifies, manifesting in the form of challenges, suffering, and dissatisfaction with worldly life. These aren’t punishments; they are forces of divine love designed to push us back towards Him. Picture this: a child wandering off from his

 Make the vrata configuration involving food, sleep, and regulation of roopa form, rasa taste, gandha smell, sparsha touch and sabda sound. These sense objects need to be regulated of contact and bodily discomfort tolerated by simultaneous engagement in contact with higher spiritual energy. Spiritual energy of satchitananda is emanated by spiritual personality manifestations. By higher contact a austere life can be led and offered for the pleasure of the universe sustaining infinite soul 'Viswatma'. Spiritual experiments behooves one to test and experiment life without ones favorite sensual attachments. Austerity is made possible by contact with divine sound. one has to chant in such a way that the treasure casket of divine sound opens up pouring molten satchitanand into ones heart to create swarupa. They make those sugar forms to gift and distribute during sankranti. The molten sugar is poured into wooden holders of varied divine symbols like tulasi mandap to get those nice fo