Radha is married or involved with someone else, and still cannot resist Krishnas musical call. In being with Him she risks social censure, alienation and humiliation. Riddled withshame and inappropriateness, this is hardly a relationship that purportedly embodies the highest union of pure love. Music becomes the voice of their illicit love which is too passionate, and secretive. Krishna is the cosmic musician who woos the gopis (cowherd girls) with his tunes. Krishnas flute sounds so powerful that they embodied the energy of the cosmos. His beauty, charm and musical skill impassion women everywhere; at the sound of his flute playing, the gopis jump up in the middle of putting on her makeup, abandon her family while eating meal, leave food to burn on the stove, and run out of her home to be with Krishna. In the embrace of Krishna, the gopis, maddened with desire, found refuge; in their love dalliance with him who was the master in all the sixty-four arts of love, the gopis felt a thrill indescribable; and in making love with him in that climatic moment of release, in that one binding moment, they felt that joy and fulfillment which could not but be an aspect of the divine......!!!!! Prabat Peswani
Posted on: Sun, 23 Mar 2014 21:38:47 +0000
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