A True Lie

ShriThere is a story on page 104 of the first chapter of Madhuryakhand of Garga Samhita:

Paripurnatam Syapidurvasaaste Gurusmritah ll

Ahotaddarshanam Kartumononshwaodyam Prabho ॥ 18 ॥ अद्यादेवनिशिठिन्याव्यतीते प्रहर्द्वये ॥ 19 ॥

Kathantadadarshanambhuyaadsmakamparameshwar ॥ 19 ॥

भSome of the earlier so-called grooms of Lord Vishnu were living in Vrindavan disguised as Gopis. One day Shri Krishna spoke to those Gopis – “Today my real Guru Lord Durvasa Muni has arrived in Bhandir forest. Guru is Brahma, Vishnu, Lord Maheshwar and is the Supreme Brahma. Guru is the form of all the Gods. I have just worshiped him. I have come."

GoPiya said with surprise - "It is very surprising that you also have a Guru. Please tell me how we can get his darshan."

MisterKrishna said - "You can get his darshan by crossing this huge river Yamuna." id="t96">Then the Gopis asked - "How will we cross this raging river?" id="t128"> The cows

Then the Gopis asked – “How will we cross this raging river?”

tB. Shri Krishna said - "If you really want to cross then go to the banks of Yamuna to find the way and say - "If Shri Krishna is a child celibate and is free from all faults then please give us the way Yamuna ji."

GoThe cows were very surprised to hear the words of Shri Krishnaji, but still they all reached the banks of Yamuna ji, carrying a lot of chhappan bhog in containers and repeated what Shri Krishna ji had said.

They were surprised to see that Yamuna ji gave way.

AndAfter reaching there, all those Gopis circumambulated around Durvasa Muni and placed all the things in front of him and requested – “Mune! Take our food, eat.”

Seeing the devotion of the Gopis, the sage said – “Gopis! I am a helpless creature, inactive, so you Gopis yourself put this food in my mouth.

Saying this, sage Durvasa opened his mouth.

GoThe women were feeding them all this with love and the sage was eating the best.

Now knowing that it was time to leave, the Gopis said - "O sage! While coming, we had told Yamuna ji with full devotion what Shri Krishna ji had told us to say, so she gave us the way, but what to do now?"

Durvasa Rishi said - "You go to Yamuna ji, the head of the rivers, that if Durvasa Muni lives on this earth only by drinking the juice of Durva, never takes food or water and observes a fast, then please give us the way." Was. She came to the banks of Yamuna and told the matter to the sage. Yamuna ji gave way to them.

GoPiya could not muster any courage to question him, there was no question of disbelief either. She came to the banks of Yamuna and told the matter to the sage. Yamuna ji gave way to them.

The Gopis came to Shri Krishna ji after thinking a lot and said - "Lord! We have got the darshan of sage Durvasa but please remove the doubts from our mind. Aghnashan! You are the deputy of the Gopis and as far as we have known you, you have been a lover since childhood, then explain to us how you became a child-celibate; and all the fifty-six in front of us. How are your sages like Durvasa who eat the pleasures and live only by drinking the juice of Durva?” ॥ 46 ॥ Buddha: ॥ 48 ॥ निशासीर्यत्चिततात्मा त्यक्तसर्वपारिग्रहृ 49 ll

Ruthless, egoless: equal: universal: par: ॥

Sadavaipmyarahito nirgunoham na susapahi: ॥ 45॥

However, the devotees worship the devotees.

That is why Sadhugyani Vaivaipmyarahitah always. 46॥

Na Buddhibhedam Janayed Ajnanam Karmasanginaam.

जोप्येतसर्वकर्मानी विधाद्युक्तः समाचरेत ॥47॥

यस्य सर्वेसमार्भाः कामसंकल्पवर्जिताः ॥

Gyanagnidagdhakarmanam tamahu pandit budha ll. 48 ॥ Disappointment of the mind, abandonment of all, ॥

Shaariram Kevalam Karma Kurvannapnoti Kilbisham. 49 ॥

ShriLord said - "Gopis! I am free from any kind of affection and ego. I have equal feelings towards everyone. You should not have any doubt about this. I am omnipresent, I am the most excellent, there is no oddity of any kind in me. I am always devoid of natural qualities. In whatever way my devotees worship me, in whatever form they want to have me, whatever expectations they have from me, I fulfill them. And like those devotees, I also worship them in their desired form, you Gopis, do not doubt this. Like me, the learned sages also do the same. They are not attached to the deeds done by them, they only do their deeds. Lotus is not attached to that filth and is dear to me, in the same way, the one who has no desire and attachment in his mind, who has controlled his intellect, is dear to me. Like him, I also fulfill his every wish. There is nothing as sacred as knowledge in this world. And if he has attained it, then he has no need for anything else. When the time comes, he himself has no need for books or any ashram. Because of your desire, he also had no desire for anything else. I do not disrespect the devotees, I fulfill their every wish. Neither am I attached to any particular thing nor is Durvasa Muni. 45-52॥

 Like me, knowledgeable high level scholars, sages and mahatmas also do the same. They also remain free from all kinds of negative emotions. They are not attached to the deeds done by them, they only do their deeds. Just as a lotus, even after blooming in the mud, does not get tainted with that dirt and is most dear to me, in the same way, those who do not have any craving or attachment in their mind, who work only for the maintenance of their body, who have controlled their intelligence, are dear to me. Like him, I too am his devotee, I also fulfill his every wish.

GoDrink! There is no other thing as sacred as knowledge in this world; if one attains it, then he has no desire for anything else, no need for anything else. When the time comes, a man accomplished in Yoga himself attains knowledge. He does not need books or any ashram. His soul is his teacher. Due to your wish, Durvasa Muni also became a big eater, he had no thirst, but out of respect for you, he ate whatever you all fed him. I also do not disrespect my devotees, I fulfill their every wish. Neither am I attached to any particular thing nor is Durvasa Muni."॥ 45-52॥

It is very clear from this Leela that Krishna is only the worshiper of emotions, he fulfills the desires and does not keep them in himself. It is very clear from this leela that Krishna is only a worshiper of emotions, he fulfills the desires and does not keep them in himself.(Krishna Ek Satyagyan Excerpts from the book)