Sri Krishna Lila Chapter 9. The Divine Lover...Vanamali Mataji sings her original love poems...Vanamali Krishna MurareeVanamali, Krishna Muraree,Krishna Muraree,Krishna Muraree.O Vanamali! Krishna! Muraree!Reveal thyself to me.O flute-bearer with the entrancing dark blue complexion,Let me hear the music of thy flute.Thou art the ocean and I am the wave,Thou art Krishna and I thy vanamala (garland of wild flowers).Thou alone art my lover,My beloved Vanamali.Vanamali! Krishna! Muraree!VANAMALI KRISHNA MURAREE(Raga – Chakravakam)Vanamali Krishna Muraree,Darshana dedo mere pyaara…Vanamali.(repeat)Ghanashyama Sundara, Muralidhara,Sunare mujuko bansuria…….Vanamali.Tum ho sagara me hum taranga,Tum ho kaanha me vanamala.Tum ho saavaria mere pyaara…..Vanamali.

Sri Krishna Lila 10

Never before has the complete life of Krishna been told in a way that is so engaging and understandable, yet so faithful to the ancient epics of India. Spiritual seekers of all traditions will find inspiration and revitalized faith in these pages.Sri Krishna Lila describes the extraordinary manifestation of the Eternal in the realm of time that occurred in Krishna, the playful and enchantingly beautiful Deity who embodies the highest truths of India's spiritual wisdom. While the usual Western image of God as father or monarch is represented in this story, readers will also find here much more -- a refreshing and powerful picture of God as child, playmate, lover, friend, and teacher. They will discover how India conceived the most intimate and joyous experience of God, using the seductive metaphor of the Divine Beloved. What is evoked here is not a religion of moral law and stern obligation, but a spirituality of joy and true desire, love and beauty, contemplation and inner awakening.This life of Krishna expands our concept of divinity and raises our thoughts to a higher spiritual plane. What does it mean to conceive of God as warrior and king? What does it mean to relate to the Infinite as friend or husband? Such experiences are vividly portrayed in these pages. We are uplifted as we contemplate the unlimited joy of the Eternal, appearing to us in a form combining beauty, strength, and irrepressible playfulness.Just as the music from Krishna's heavenly flute is irresistibly attractive, so this book will entrance its readers. In this podcast Mataji Vanamali reads book 1, Bala Lila, of the three books of Sri Krishna Lila, and the first 10 of 33 chapters.VisitVanamali Book and Music Store to purchase Sri Krishna Lila and Mataji’s other illuminating books.