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5103 years ago Sri Krishna was born. Gokul means the family/society where there is knowledge. If you look at Krishna's life its amazing. As a friend, child, thief, musician, husband, teacher, lover from every aspect He was the best and complete. He was an uncrowned king. We still remember His journey from Brindavan to Dwarka.

Krishna said 4 kinds of people worship me
a) Miserable people
b) Those who want something
c) Those who want to know what is life and
d) Gynanis.

Know that I am not separate from the Gynani. Gynani is Me and I am Gynani.

Radha is longing and Krishna is love. Vasudeva (Ananda) brings Krishna to Gokul when every one is sleeping. This means when the senses sleep Love comes out through ananda. Rama and Krishna are completely opposite in nature. Rama was born in the noon and Krishna midnight. Rama was always a shishya, i.e. a student throughout His life, whereas Krishna was always a teacher. He was a Guru even to His mother. Rama respected every one. Every one respected Krishna. Both are needed for making life colorful and lively.

H H Sri Sri Ravi Shankar

All Glory to Gurudev

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Unknown said…
Dinesh, Your new blog page is lovely , the art direction and photo choices are very, very nice... congratulations on such a fine job... hope you had fun doing it.
Jai Guru Dev, Rosie Brewer Santa Barbara, CA, USA
August 14, 2009 at 6:46 PM
neelam sharma said…
JAI Gurudev ! Dinesh ji ! awesome commentry !
August 14, 2009 at 10:18 PM
Apu said…
i love what you write!! Keep writing More Bhaiyah!! I love it!
August 18, 2009 at 8:48 PM
Mark said…
The duality is interesting.
September 26, 2009 at 1:41 PM
Unknown said…
yes Dinuji, gyanani are not seperate from Krishna, the person who get the enlightenment even for a few secound are not diffirent then Krishna.Very true.
November 7, 2009 at 9:13 PM
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