Friday, August 19, 2022

HAPPY JANMASTHAMI.. THE EVER REMEMBERED SACRED LOVE STORY!




"Lord Krishna decorated Himself with various types of costly Golden Jewelry on His body dances with Shrimati Radha in the Group and the Nature/Forest life around with the rattling sounds of Yamuna waters continuously flowing in the back is awestruck with the beauty of the Divine Dance and the melody of the Divine Flute!"


That Dance of Divine Love called Rasa Lila is part of the traditional story of Lord Krishna as He dances with Shrimathi Radha and her Sakhis..

The Original Author and Poet cum Devotee of Sri Krishna, Jayadeva composed the poetical expressions of those actions in Gita Govindam describing the relationship between Lord Krishna and Shrimati Radha along with her Sakhis..

It is one of the highest worshipped Act of Sri Krishna's pastimes and here, the romantic love between human beings in the material world is seen as a reflection of the soul’s original, Ecstatic Spiritual Expression..

An artist cum presenter used to dance to his own tune narrating the above story and all along, the audience continued to be impressed by those presentations of the Sacred Epic Story..

As days passed, presenter's presentations started collecting more audience and indirect money and the presenter was equally thrilled..

  • "Let me make use of this one opportunity in my life and flourish!"
In no time, that single not such a good thought produced in the presenter its own series of highly self interested sub-thoughts of detailed plan of presenting

THE ORIGINAL LOVE STORY

Breaking it into bits and pieces of interesting sub presentations..

Soon the presenter was everywhere with his endless shows adding additional glitter and glamour to his presentations making them look more romantic totally sidelining the Original Devotion of the Author of those Writings..

When that too reached it's limit, on a day, the presenter presented his skills in the most circuitous way, came home and slept happily..

In the early morning hrs, there was a knock on the door. As he opened it, a stranger with a bundle on his back stepped in and said,

  • "Sir! I'm a burglar. Yesterday, I heard your presentation, immediately went to Brindavan, stole those ornaments of Lord Krishna and brought half of that to leave with you.. Am going now.. Bye!"
Suddenly the presenter got up from his bad dream sweating all over and it took sometime for him to understand that it was a dream. Instantly, he came to full attention and said in front of Lord's photo..

"Lord! You truly opened my eyes thru' this dream..

Your Love Story is ever the Sacred Love Story truly worthy of Worship in the hearts of masses which conveys the Sublime Character of Love between two Souls where in two individuals continuously

  • Respect each other,
  • Work for each other,
  • Safeguard the rights of each other and
  • Ever would be ready to sacrifice for the sake of the other
And thus live through their one life given by You with all fullness and the same is conveyed by your Great Devotee Sri JayaDeva thru' the Sacred Gita Govindam..

I promise, from now onwards, those Original thoughts of Pure Love alone would constantly be upheld by me for the ultimate purpose of 


UNION OF PRAKRITI AND PURUSHA

For the good of the world with the special skills You bestowed upon me and I would never tamper that Unique Message by copying and altering the Original claiming part of that as originated from me for my petty selfish gains!"

The huge Radha Krishna framed photo hanging on the wall in distance was seen silently smiling at the Presenter!

(Part of the story is based on what I heard in my younger days from others whose origin is unknown to me this day too and 100% credit of that portion sure goes to the original author.)

‘This post is a part of Write Over the WeekendRomantic Story an initiative for Indian Bloggers by BlogAdda.’

No doubt, it's an earlier Indivine Post but is well modified and suited to this week's IndiSpire Prompt Edition 337..

Keywords: LOVE, STORY

32 comments:

  1. Fascinating writing. Thanks for voting my blog in Indiblogger,Sir.

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    1. Thanks Madam.. I'm happy that the Post is interesting.. Will try to bring out a few more in the coming days!

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  2. beautifully penned with a much needed message!

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  3. Wow.A lovely divine message Sir.Well written.Thanks for sharing.

    Cheers,
    Sriram & Krithiga

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    1. Oh! That's nice of you, Sriram & Krithiga.. Happy to know that the Post conveyed the Message!

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  4. The message is well conveyed through the story sir.

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  5. Great story with a message... :-)

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    1. Thank you Maniparna.. Just a Conception in this context.. Happy you liked it!

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  6. Hello Sir..i accidentally noticed your blog when you voted for one of my posts on https://potpourriofmylife.wordpress.com/ ! i just read this story and must say its so wonderfully written..:) I loved the message you gave us through this story. keep writing and keep inspiring :) i am definitely adding u to my circle :)

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    1. Hi Vinitha.. Happy to know that you loved reading my Blog Posts.. Thanks for leaving a nice meaningful Comment on the Blog Post.. Again thanks for adding me to your Circle..Best Wishes..

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  7. Wow! I loved the story. And the picture of the idol is mesmerizing. Thank you for sharing this post, Sir. Happy Janmashtami :)

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    1. A nice comment here on the Post, Purba.. Thanks for the compliment.. Wishes and Happy Janmashtami!

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  8. Sir, You eloquence on respect is mindblowing!!! Your post should be given for compulsory study by politicians and bureaucrats

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    1. That's so nice of you to say so.. Thanks a lot for the compliment on the Post.. Wishes!

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  9. Very well written post with a great message :) Sir
    Thanks for sharing :) Happy Janmashtami :)

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    1. Thanks Sachin for the appreciation.. Wishes and happy Janmashtami!

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  10. A wonderful story with a message. Thanks for sharing

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    1. Thanks Neha for the compliment on the Post.. Wishes!

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  11. Liked your story and also admire your ability to keep creating new post with such regularity.
    Keep Going

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    1. Thanks Sumandebray for the compliment.. Yes..Sure I try bringing out the best thru' these columns.. Wishes!

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    1. Thank you very much Abhijit for the appreciation.. Wishes!

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    1. Thanks Pranitha Deshpande for the appreciation.. Wishes!

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  14. Message conveyed with a beautiful narration.
    www.ranjanascraftblog.com

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    1. That's so nice of you to say, Ranjana Shankar and thanks for the compliment.. Wishes!

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  15. Great expression. True.
    This is how the original message gets lost- as those who come later, make their own additions!

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    1. Thanks Dr. Anita Sabat for the compliment.. You said it right.. And that happens constantly in this world unless one firms op on the code of ethics to follow.. Wishes!

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    1. That's nice of you to say so, Harsh Wardhan.. Thanks and Wishes!

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