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Explanation of ‘Nikhila-bhuvana-lakshmi-nitya-leelâ-âspadabhyâm’
Sri Krishna’s lotus–feet are ‘Nikhila-bhuvana-lakshmi-nitya-leelâ-âspadabhyâm’, which means: ‘All the Goddesses of wealth in the entire creation eternally reside and sport there.’
Srila Lilâshuk is describing the speciality of Sri Krishna’s lotus-feet. The beauty of a host of lotuses fades when compared to the beauty of Sri Krishna’s lotus-feet. What is great about a lotus-forest?
The manjaris are Râdhâ-snehâ-adhikâ (more favourable to Râdhâ). They never have milan with Sri Krishna.
Srila Kavirâj Goswâmipâd has said when Sri Lilâshuk beheld some Gopi placing Sri Krishna’s lotus-feet on her breasts, he prayed joyfully
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Sri Bhatta Goswâmipâd has written that Srila Lilâshuk’s heart is so absorbed in Sri Krishna that He cannot bear Sri Krishna–viraha anymore. So, in this verse he is praying for a ‘sphurti’ of Sri Krishna’s leelâ. … Read more >
The answer to this question is –
All the divine pastimes of Sri Krishna are eternal. His various ages such as childhood, adolescence, youth – are also timeless.
In the age of Mahâprabhu, the devotees are in Manjari-bhâv. The manjaris have a special role to play during the Râs–leelâ and in the confidential pastimes of Sri Sri Râdhâ-Krishna!