At Mathura, an army of hermits (Virāgi) who were armed with the name of the Lord (Nāmasaṅkīrtane), true Vaiṣṇavas were suppressing the demon of desires called Kali. The sanctity of the place is the protective wall that keeps rest of the evil forces away. Srī Vādirājaru gives a marvelous reflection that for this army, their past deeds are the armor.
Prayer is to reflect upon the qualities of God, He who is having infinite qualities and virtues in Him and He, who provides even Himself, when one prays with proper knowledge and above all a pure sense of devotion or bhakti.
Author : Vidwan D Guruprasad Bhat Translation : Akshay Venkatesh Image courtesy : mydailysadhana.org Kavi, a knowledgeable person hailing from the dynasty of Priyavrata, explains… Read More »Dedicating the deeds performed through tongue