Sree Krishna, the Lord of LovePremananda Bharati, Baba
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Sree Krishna, the Lord of Love
Premananda Bharati, Baba
Krishna (Hindu deity)
I am the Source, the Middle and the End of all things. I hold the
thunder in My hand; I am the winds that purify; I am the light
registered in the babe's eye, that dimples in the pure maid's smile; I
am the flowery season of all seasons, the immeasurable mountain heights
am I, the perfume of the lotus, the ice-clasped rain; I am the calmness
of serenity; I am the secret of all silence; the solitude in all
quietude am I; I am the destroyer of time and space. With Me time lives
and laughs and kicks and plays with the dust it has made, yet every mote
a whirling world becomes, when it My hand has touched. I am the knower
of all that is knowable, the wisdom of all that is wise. I am the
creator of all created, for I am Love and Love is the mother of all.
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My Beloved, thee I embrace and hold. Bring thou the light, while I do
shine thy way.
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Love maketh all things well and knoweth all things well. It is the rise
of man; it knoweth the fall of the beast; it toucheth the opening
flowers, its kiss falleth light on the lotus, it painteth the new East
rainbow hues and wingeth the eaglet as it flieth. There are no foes, for
I have made them all.
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Much wisdom I give to ye, which yet is unapplied. The drums of the ear
are stopped by the din of earth. Ye will not turn from the cup to drink
of My Ocean of Love that is near. List! Oh, wonderful beings ye are, all
potent in love I have made ye. Look to the spark of the spirit that
spreads from the crooked within you, that winds to My Perfect Abode.
There fixed are ye by Me, then all obstacles vanish, as over them you
mount. As the dawn of the morn throws its light through the branches so
My Love reaches ever to touch ye, My jewels. I caress ye and stand in
your midst. Ye are the branches of leaves that hide Me from your eyes.
Give of the radiance ye have of Me to the heart that is darkened. I am
the joy that bubbles and gurgles, that springs from the mountains, that
leaps from the heart, that spreads on the brow, that leaps from the
heart to light on the clouds. With this I bless you and stand in your
midst, but ye, all fretful, turn by, complaining like children all fed
with overmuch sweet.
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I am the force that shapes the rose leaf's curl, that cushions the
grassy mountain-side; the snake too I measure as it glides. I quicken
the dove as it mates. I breathe at the root of the springing flower. I
am the fresh surprise in the maid newly wooed; I am the glad wonder in
the new mother's breast. I am the wisdom in the babe's slow gaze as it
turns from the mother's breast to her love-lit eyes. I am the fire in
the warrior's eye. I dance behind the veil of the sun's scorching heat;
I clothe in bright armour the fish as it swims. I am the joy that leaps
from the heart and plays in the eye, that spreads over the brow and
tingles each member.
* *
Glory to Gooroo that knoweth that Love is the rock upon which all
permanancy is founded.
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