Main Moods in Rāgānugā Bhakṭi: Friendly, Parental and Conjugal. By Ananta Dāsa Bābājī
By Ananta Dāsa Bābājī:
“Sweetness is the essence of Divinity. In Vraja
alone this sweetness is expressed. Although in Vraja we do find devotees in
servile mood, but the Lord of Vraja is not totally satisfied by this mood. Hence
it is said –
‘Mora puṭra mora sakhā mora prāṇapaṭi, eibhāve jei more kare suḍḍhā Bhakṭi
āpanake baḍa mane āmāke sama hīna, sarva bhāve hai āmi tāāhra aḍhīna.’ – (CC) [Ādi 4.21-22]
Meaning – ‘The
one who performs pure devotion accepting Me as a son, a friend or a dear
husband, one who considers oneself to be greater and Myself to be either equal
or smaller, is able to make Me subjugated in all respects.’
Devotion in servile mood may be without selfish
desires, but it is not considered to be as pure as the other three moods. Viz.,
friendly, parental and conjugal. These three moods are main Rāgānugā Bhakṭi. We
obtain Vraja-Rasa completely when we
accept Kṛṣṇa as our own and get rid of all feelings of respect and hesitation.”
(Ananta Dāsa Bābājī,
RASADARSAN, 2003, pages 71-72)
Source: Ananta Dāsa Bābājī, RASADARSAN, 2003, pages 71-72
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