Sree Krishna, the Lord of LovePremananda Bharati, Baba
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Sree Krishna, the Lord of Love
Premananda Bharati, Baba
Krishna (Hindu deity)
O thou My Beloved one! Thou who like saint and sage and prophet of old
has touched the harp of life that I attune for thee, do thou come to Me
singly and do thou say unto those that My promise is this: "Dear to Me
are ye, My children. List to the promise I give unto you! To those who
seek Me in holy earnestness, to those do I come even like the sweet
influence of young Spring. Like unto a giant am I in gentleness, yet
none can wrestle with My Love. Know, ye shall know My coming even by the
spontaneous growth that shall spring about your feet, and become even
fruit-bearing trees at My command."
* *
To the barren woman I shall look into her eye, and lo! the gush of young
motherhood shall she feel When My Love is yours, then shall the leopard
take between his forepaws even the young sheep, and that rough and long
tongue shall rub it between the eyes.
* *
Into the eye of the ascetic I shall look, he who for many moons hath
stood in cold silence, even he shall feel his heart reel with love like
unto the young bridegroom.
* *
Dulness shall glow. Thy slow tongue, my child, shall become eloquent.
Idleness shall become active, even bereavement shall be consoled and
despair shall flee at My coming.
* *
Am I not the magician of all time, who by the spell of My love do charm
a waiting, passive, alas!–a blinded world? Aye, even thy heart of hearts
shall be laid bare and those who seek shall come and feed of the peace
thereof. Lo, on the hilltop for thee my sun spreads cheer!
* *
Be thou he, who shall invest in courage, climbing the rocky hill, where
thou shalt embrace cheer and she shall bring forth the baby, that is thy
desire, and because of the baby which thou holdest in thy arms, because
of that thy path shall be light, for lo! the babe is what men call
success.
* *
O My young son! Do thou take to the young thy onward march, even thy
sunlight, which I for thee have created, so that thou mayest make the
poisonous and damp vapors, which will surround thee, even of great
warmth and of fragrance and golden hue. Take thou the Seed of My Name on
thy lips, aye, and the tree of thy affection shall bend its every leaf
to look in Mine Eye, and there shall behold the gladness and hope of My
life. There shalt thou read thy Beatitude.
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