Stimulation for Ecstatic Love Part 28 - Krsna’s cows
In this video titled "Stimulation for Ecstatic Love Part 28 - Krsna’s cows" we continue our ongoing series on the glories of Lord Krishna. In this particular episode, we delve into the significance of Krishna's cows in his pastimes and their role in stimulating love for the Supreme Personality of Godhead. We highlight that Krishna's cows hold a special place in Vrindavan's pastimes, spending a considerable amount of time with the Lord. Brahmanas and cows are particularly dear to Krishna, with the cows being part of his favorite devotees known as rajabasis. Since a young age, Krishna has been entrusted with the care of calves and later, the cows themselves. Let us shed light on the importance of cows in both the spiritual and material worlds. Cows are considered like mothers, and the Vedas recognize them as one of our natural mothers. The abundance of cows in Vrindavan is described, with milk flowing throughout the land and even creating streams. The cows are a symbol of abundance and prosperity. We also touch upon the unique characteristics of Krishna's cows. They produce milk of different colors, including brown, golden, pearl-colored, and beige. The cows in the spiritual world come from two categories: those who have never left the spiritual world and those who have achieved perfection through devotional practices. Furthermore, we emphasize the intimate relationship between Krishna and his cows. Krishna engages in various activities with the cows, such as herding, playing, decorating, milking, and feeding them. Krishna's stick, flute, rope, bugle, and black blanket are associated with his interactions with the cows. We also share an anecdote where Krishna returns to Vrindavan from Mathura, and upon seeing him, the cows and the cowherd boys rejoice. Krishna lovingly interacts with the cows, caresses them, inquires about their well-being, and expresses admiration for their beauty and charm. Overall, the video highlights the deep significance of Krishna's cows in his pastimes and underscores the love and reverence we have for these sacred animals. Indradyumna Swami FB official page: https://www.facebook.com/indradyumna Indradyumna Swami official site: http://www.travelingmonk.com Indradyumna Swami audio archive: http://www.narottam.com Indradyumna Swami photo: http://indradyumnaswamiphotos.com Indradyumna Swami diary: http://indradyumnaswamidiary.com Indradyumna Swami parikrama: http://indradyumnaswamiparikrama.com Indradyumna Swami heart: http://heart-of-indradyumna-swami.com Indradyumna Swami Radio instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ids_radio Indradyumna Swami Radio FB: https://www.facebook.com/Indradyumna.Swami.Radio/ Indradyumna Swami Radio VK: https://vk.com/indradyumna_swami_radio Индрадьюмна Свами Indradyumna Swami
In this video titled "Stimulation for Ecstatic Love Part 28 - Krsna’s cows" we continue our ongoing series on the glories of Lord Krishna. In this particular episode, we delve into the significance of Krishna's cows in his pastimes and their role in stimulating love for the Supreme Personality of Godhead. We highlight that Krishna's cows hold a special place in Vrindavan's pastimes, spending a considerable amount of time with the Lord. Brahmanas and cows are particularly dear to Krishna, with the cows being part of his favorite devotees known as rajabasis. Since a young age, Krishna has been entrusted with the care of calves and later, the cows themselves. Let us shed light on the importance of cows in both the spiritual and material worlds. Cows are considered like mothers, and the Vedas recognize them as one of our natural mothers. The abundance of cows in Vrindavan is described, with milk flowing throughout the land and even creating streams. The cows are a symbol of abundance and prosperity. We also touch upon the unique characteristics of Krishna's cows. They produce milk of different colors, including brown, golden, pearl-colored, and beige. The cows in the spiritual world come from two categories: those who have never left the spiritual world and those who have achieved perfection through devotional practices. Furthermore, we emphasize the intimate relationship between Krishna and his cows. Krishna engages in various activities with the cows, such as herding, playing, decorating, milking, and feeding them. Krishna's stick, flute, rope, bugle, and black blanket are associated with his interactions with the cows. We also share an anecdote where Krishna returns to Vrindavan from Mathura, and upon seeing him, the cows and the cowherd boys rejoice. Krishna lovingly interacts with the cows, caresses them, inquires about their well-being, and expresses admiration for their beauty and charm. Overall, the video highlights the deep significance of Krishna's cows in his pastimes and underscores the love and reverence we have for these sacred animals. Indradyumna Swami FB official page: https://www.facebook.com/indradyumna Indradyumna Swami official site: http://www.travelingmonk.com Indradyumna Swami audio archive: http://www.narottam.com Indradyumna Swami photo: http://indradyumnaswamiphotos.com Indradyumna Swami diary: http://indradyumnaswamidiary.com Indradyumna Swami parikrama: http://indradyumnaswamiparikrama.com Indradyumna Swami heart: http://heart-of-indradyumna-swami.com Indradyumna Swami Radio instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ids_radio Indradyumna Swami Radio FB: https://www.facebook.com/Indradyumna.Swami.Radio/ Indradyumna Swami Radio VK: https://vk.com/indradyumna_swami_radio Индрадьюмна Свами Indradyumna Swami