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Srila Narayana Maharaja: A cow is so much better! Why?
Syamadasa Prabhu: Because they are beneficial for human society.
Srila Narayana Maharaja: Why?
Vanamali Prabhu: They give milk. They offer their milk and themselves to Krishna.
Srila Narayana Maharaja: Why? You should think. Can anyone explain?
Devotee: They are in the mode of goodness.
Brajanatha Prabhu: They are like mother.
Rukmavati dasi: They remind Krishna of Srimati Radharani.
Srila Narayana Maharaja: How?
Rukmavati dasi: When Krishna strokes the cows, He is thinking of the gopis.
Syamarani dasi: Because they are beneficial for Krishna. They enable Him to meet Srimati Radharani in the forest. They give Him an excuse to go out into the forest. When Krishna comes back at night, the dust of the cows gets on His hair and face. This makes Him look so beautiful, that the gopis become more attracted to Him. So the cows are beneficial to Krishna.
Srila Narayana Maharaja: (Pointing to the iguana lizard.)
Syamarani dasi: No, he will not do.
Brajanatha Prabhu: Horses can also do. They can run, and dust comes.
Srila Narayana Maharaja: The horses can come like Kesi. Cows always give milk. They have no dvesa, envy. They do not only support themselves. Their life is always for others, and especially for Krishna, for all the Vrajavasis and for the whole world. If anyone is saranagata, surrendered to Krishna, and is always engaged for the welfare of the whole world, not caring for their own life-then Krishna has to manage them. He also supports the cows, and nourishes them, always following them when they go grazing during His sweet pastimes. With cows He does all this. Without cowherding, how will all these pastimes manifest?
Syamadasa Prabhu: Because they are beneficial for human society.
Srila Narayana Maharaja: Why?
Vanamali Prabhu: They give milk. They offer their milk and themselves to Krishna.
Srila Narayana Maharaja: Why? You should think. Can anyone explain?
Devotee: They are in the mode of goodness.
Brajanatha Prabhu: They are like mother.
Rukmavati dasi: They remind Krishna of Srimati Radharani.
Srila Narayana Maharaja: How?
Rukmavati dasi: When Krishna strokes the cows, He is thinking of the gopis.
Syamarani dasi: Because they are beneficial for Krishna. They enable Him to meet Srimati Radharani in the forest. They give Him an excuse to go out into the forest. When Krishna comes back at night, the dust of the cows gets on His hair and face. This makes Him look so beautiful, that the gopis become more attracted to Him. So the cows are beneficial to Krishna.
Srila Narayana Maharaja: (Pointing to the iguana lizard.)
Syamarani dasi: No, he will not do.
Brajanatha Prabhu: Horses can also do. They can run, and dust comes.
Srila Narayana Maharaja: The horses can come like Kesi. Cows always give milk. They have no dvesa, envy. They do not only support themselves. Their life is always for others, and especially for Krishna, for all the Vrajavasis and for the whole world. If anyone is saranagata, surrendered to Krishna, and is always engaged for the welfare of the whole world, not caring for their own life-then Krishna has to manage them. He also supports the cows, and nourishes them, always following them when they go grazing during His sweet pastimes. With cows He does all this. Without cowherding, how will all these pastimes manifest?
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Re: dust of the cows
Mon, January 22, 2007 - 4:59 PMHow beautiful! Who are these people talking here? They seem to have such a vast understanding of cows to Krisna. -
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Re: dust of the cows
Mon, January 22, 2007 - 6:27 PMpurebhakti.com/
Srila Narayana also tells:
The cows are just like Krsna’s mothers. They have vatsalya-bhava for Him and they love Him so much. They cannot be milked unless He is there with them. Upon seeing Him, their milk flows automatically from their udders. If He is not present, however, even if their calves are with them, no milk comes at all.
Sometimes Krsna plays with the calves, embracing them just like His cowherd friends, and all the birds, deer and other forest creatures of Gokula also think themselves to be His friends and beloveds. This is so sweet and beautiful. Krsna’s Vraja associates form the ground for His pastimes. When a ground is good, flowers will grow, bees will come. Without associates with whom to share such intimate, loving relationships, Krsna cannot play. -
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Re: dust of the cows
Sun, March 18, 2007 - 7:31 PMDoes the milk flow spontaneously when they just see Krsna? -
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Re: dust of the cows
Mon, April 30, 2007 - 10:41 PMYes and every single time he made love to a gopi, her breasts would instantly begin to swell up like water balloons, within about 2 days, so they say. Strange phenomenon. -
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Tue, May 1, 2007 - 7:54 AMwhos they? if we become sahajiya then we cheat ourselves and others from the real goal, Krishna Prema -
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Re: dust of the cows
Wed, May 2, 2007 - 10:36 PMIf the gopis breasts swelled up, how does that make them sahajiyas?
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