||Om Namo Bhagavathe Vasudevaya ||

Chapter -238 – The legend of Lord Krishna – 89

Adha  Vijjaya Bhagavan Sarvathma Sarvadharshana: | Sairandhrya:Kamathapthaya: Priyamicchan Griham Yayau||

The Supreme Lord Krishna symbolizes ‘Love’, there are two types of love, one is conditional love with a selfish motive which is short living nature, creates dependency and grief.  Unconditional love is the superior one, love everyone without any expectation, it elevates the souls to become independent, and it is possible only with positive thinking.  Udhdhava’s visit to Vraja made the people of Vraja Devi Yasodha and Nandababa who were already dejected at the separation from Krishna, to elevate their souls with his brilliant advice, attained nearness to supreme Lord who resides as a soul in them.  In this way most amazingly Udhdhava saved them from extreme grief of separation from Krishna and Balaram.  Udhdhava taught them the highest of the truth that Lord Krishna is not only in Mathura, he resides as a soul in the living beings and explained his all-pervading nature to them.

Shuka Bhramam speaks “Oh! Rajan,  Bhagavan Krishna who resides as a soul in living beings, and witnessing all that happening, decided to make a visit to the house of Sairandhri/Kubja, as she was earnestly looking for the visit of him.  Sairandhri was waiting for a long period of time, keeping her house spotless and decorated; as soon as Krishna arrived she washed his feet and received him with great respect.  She offered him a comfortable seat; she massaged his feet and hands, she offered various highly fragrant scents to him, she embraced him.  She placed his legs on her bosom; he patted her chest, Alas! With single his touch and affectionate words, she got fulfilled all her desires and recovered from lustful desires. Whoever worships Lord to fulfill all their material well-beings, fixing their mind and intellect on the impermanent nature of material comforts remains unwise, the intellectuals completely surrender their mind and intellect to Vishnu who resides as a soul in living beings with no fruitful desires.

Dhurarardhyam Samaradhya Vishnum Sarveshwareshwara| Yo Vrineethe  Manograhyamsaththvath Kumaneeshyasau ||