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These renowned devotional biographies recount the lives and songs of the Ashta Chaap. For these 16th century poets, Shri Krishna was not an image, but the living Supreme Being. Their poems reveal the intimate divine plays of the Lord as well as the greatness of the Lord, guru, and fellow practitioners. They are like mantras, able to evoke the seed of devotion and yield the divine fruit of bhava realization divine mood. For the exceptional, bhava-inspired soul, ...
(c. 1534-1619 AD), A Muslim-born, ecstatic Krishna follower, offers in verse a glimpse into God’s Playground, inspiring us to find our own path to that divine realm. The entrancing rhyme and alliteration of his village vernacular of Vrajabhasha-witty, elegant, and delightful just to hear, take us in just four lines to total grace-filled liberation! His poems are a testament to a love and a Beloved that know no limits. Rasakhan sees Krishna during the day, ...
On Krishna, Hindu deity.