In most mythological representations of Krishna, we always see him with a flute, either holding it in his hand or playing it. This flute is one of the most evocative metaphors of love and surrender to the Divine. How did the flute come to Krishna? This story, as retold, is one of the several versions of the legend of the flute.
Asking for one boon, the young man got all that his five companions had obtained, and in fact much more, just as praying to avail of the Divine directly one gets the other wealths like devotion and purity all in its wake...
Read MoreIt is that being which is your true being of whom I was telling you so long, the intimate brother and friend of yours, indeed your own true self, incarnating the Mother's presence and the Mother's love...
Read MoreThe story of Devdas and the mysterious sadhu...What did the sadhu give, and what did Devdas find?
Read MoreThe Siddhas roam about sometimes like guileless children, sometimes like ghouls and at other times like mad men. Indeed, they wander in many disguises...
Read MoreMaya is popularly understood as a synonym of illusion but the term has far greater significance at the spiritual plane.. It is the creative power and its role in our life changes as our consciousness grows...this story illustrates the spell of Maya operative in nature.
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