Re: why iskon followers dont like lord shiva
Originally Posted by
Shaan
Well I have no info about ISKCON practices neither have seen any of their temples or discources, But this is somewhat like a goswami tulsidas bhakti, tulsidas ji was too deep in shri ram bhakti, that he had debate with soordas who was a krishna bhakt, tulsidas ji told him, so what krishna is a form of vishnu too which ram is also, But I wont do namaskar to krishna unless he comes in a pitambar wearing a bow and archer. So this can be the case in ISKCON bhakti too. They are too deep in krishna bhakti possibly.
Other instance of deep bhakti is in sri ganesh puran, which tells what deep bhakti is, there was a bhakt of sri ganesh called nemaa he was too deep in ganesh bhaktiyog and always in ganesh chintan that he developed a soond like ganesh ji, his face started looking like sri ganesh, so real bhaktiyog means we have to be a replica of the deity we are in deep love with, our characteristics and features get developed same like the deity if we really do bhaktiyog.
Namaste shaan
An excellent post. Not sure whether the sentence highlighted with blue fonts holds true or not, especially in relation to bhakti of surdas or of tulsidas? But Thanks. Shaan's post is valuable for me for an understanding of some teachings of Gita.
Om Namah Shivaya
Last edited by atanu; 08 December 2009 at 02:49 AM.
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