Sree Krishna, the Lord of LovePremananda Bharati, Baba
Religion
Sree Krishna, the Lord of Love
Premananda Bharati, Baba
Krishna (Hindu deity)
The beginning and the end of all I am, the sap in the tree, the
foundation of the rock whereon it leaneth, the force of the eagle that
round it saileth, the oil of the whale, the deeps wherein it sporteth, I
make the worm to crawl on its belly; from the clouds I flash in light
that blindeth; the nobleness in man am I; the gladness in beauty, the
spontaneous spring of the bounding beast on the earth, the star on high,
the rose at your feet. The jewels transparency my touch hath made.
* *
Glory to Gooroo who liveth close to the Heart of Love and giveth love to
the heart of man! Unto him I bestow My blessings, even as the early
fruit tree doth shower its blossoms on all that stand beneath its
fragrant glory.
* *
O my children! Drink of the cup that is in your midst that was deep in
My Ocean of Love, and strength and sweetness to you it will bring and
your hearts it will quicken, even as light doth feed the darkness and
make transparent the gloom.
* *
O you who sit in bondage and pant for freedom and seek the love that is
a world unto itself and with satisfaction is crowned I I am the key that
opens the portal that reaches to the rarely discovered land where
contentment alone is found.
* *
Let not the flickering flame from without urge you on to serving the
senses for the love of the flesh but vaporous is and falleth again to
the ground whence it was drawn.
* *
Walk in the sunshine, climb up to the mountains, stretch the pinions of
your soul to its summit, in cheerfulness sit clothed in courage, and
with My Love's completeness I will crown you withal.
* *
A chain of love around your loins I have cast; stretch not, nor pull,
nor fret, nor strain, lest it hurt; but you who walk laughing in its
reach, the wisdom of My every hour shall know. He who seeks Me, to him
understanding I will give that revealeth all things even unto a little
child, and My wisdom and truth from his heart shall flow as strong
streams of water flow from a fountain, and My hand of beauty I will
register in his heart, and all who look upon his countenance shall see
the glory of his coming and the joy of his awakening.
* *
Crowned on the snow-capped mountains I am, yet in the lowly blade of
grass am I too. Eternal space I fill, yet am I captured in every heart.
All men seek Me, yet are My arms entwined around every man; none can
exist without Me, yet in far off space am I enthroned.
* *
I am the One and All, the All in One, whom noises confuse not, nor
disturb, for above the roaring of the thunder claps, above the booming
of the rising waves, the first faint wail of the new-born infant I hear
and smile at its coming.
* *
I hold the reins of the winds in my hand and control their motion and
measure their distance.
* *
When darkness is, my eye doth light the nest where the young owlet
hooteth. The first green of the sapling I note, even as I see the
upheaval of the earth.
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