God is god
Just like we know it
He knows it too well
You can play
Spread the wings of mischief
The one who grants us wisdom
Will He then not know
When to pull us
And when to let loose
He watches carefully
Sometimes closely
At other times from a distance
Then his gaze turns away
As if fixing the future
We are close to Him
Not coz we want it to be
But coz His graceful hands
Are placed upon us in glee
He makes us do things
He makes us laugh
And in that laughter
He makes merry
As if a child responding to the mischief
No matter how strong,
Our resolve to not let go
All withers away upon His sight
We hold on to sadness tight
Pearls of happiness He showers and makes us feel bright
If He is the universe
And everything in it
He is also a child
Soft and quiet
He knows not the petty ways of this world
Let Him breathe
Let Him be
Let Him also live
Like You and me
All glories to our Divine Master and cute Shri Hari ji
Related Q&A
Jai Shri Hari!
Lord Shiva is called Bholenath, the one who is easily pleased!
Is it true that he is that easily pleased than Lord Vishnu?
(I believe in both of them as the same divine - HariHar!)
What's your experience with lord Shiva?
Thank you in advance.
Om Namah Shivaya!
Har Har Mahadev!
Jai Sri Hari bhai. You can never worship Mahadev thinking he is easily pleased. It’s the same Mahadev who moved his toe to crush Ravana under a mountain and yet melted when he sung Shiva Tandava Stotram. It’s the same Mahadev who pulled out one hair to create Bhairava and yet wept in agony for Sati. You can only love him because he wants you to. The eternal Yogi, the first guru, the king with no crown. Only his love can tell you the meaning of love.
Well, we all love Bhagwan so much, so in order to express your love for Bhagwan. What is your favourite bhav(emotion or feeling) that connects you with Bhagwan instantly?
Jai Sri Hari 🙏
Jai Shri Hari!
The only emotion that connects me to Bhagwan instantly is Loneliness.
Because I am never alone, Mahadev is always with me. I can feel it. I can experience it every moment when I think I am lonely.
He is always with me and I have faith that he will forever be with me.
Thank you.
Har Har Mahadev!
When I was child, I read somewhere that to love Bhagwan is to imbibe his values that he stands for in your being.. is the most beautiful way of loving God. Here, we all love Bhagwan dearly, have you imbibed or thinking to imbibe one of the virtue of Bhagwan in your being. What is that single most virtue close to your heart? Do share yourself.
Have you ever felt a feeling of love and oneness with inanimate things like wall or a chair as you may feel for trees and river? How can this feeling be developed?
Hello Kirtee,
It's a journey before you reach this state of consciousness you will see massive transformation in one's consciousness. I believe it's not a one moment when you start to feel love for all animate and inanimate beings or see divine in all things. Keep walking and see how it unfolds, if it is to. It's only with grace that one can be blessed with such state.
Jai Sri Hari 🙏
All tantra as well as Puranas refer to Lord as Bhaktisulabh - easy to attain by devotion, bhavgamyam - attained by emotions.
But is this really true?
Sri Ramakrishna Paramhamsa lived such intense devotion for so many years... But nothing happened. Only when he was about to kill himself did Devi manifest.
But after Bhairavi Brahmani taught him tantra (by telling him only then he'll be able to get Her darshan regularly so as to believe his experience to be real), he got tanmayta with Her (Devi)... And could get darshan anytime. Tantra helped him achieve that.
Even in Devi Bhagvatam course SwamiJi says, what you have to do depends on what is the definition of prapti (attainment) for you? ... Whether you just want bhava like Meera had or Tukaram Maharaj had or Tanmayta like Ramakrishna had.
If only bhava is achievable by ONLY devotion without coupling it with Tantric upasana then why do scriptures refer to Lord as Bhaktisulabh?
PS:- I'm not talking about possibility of Liberation ... But of ishta prapti.
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