Jay Radhe

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Happy Radhastami

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You may find yourself in the dead of night Lost somewhere out there in the great big beautiful sky We're all just perfect little satellites Spinning round and round this broken earthly life

Satellite Call 

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Wishing for a pure heart that keeps on giving

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tomara milane bhai abar se sukha pai gocarane ghuri din bhor kata bane chutachuti bane khai lutaputi sei din kabe habe mor

- From Prayers unto the Lotus Feet of Krishna

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Get up! Rise!

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A beautiful prayer

O Lord Hari I have spent my life uselessly. Having obtained a human birth and having net worshiped Radha and Krsna, I have knowingly drunk poison.

The treasure of divine love in Goloka Vrndavana has descended as the congregational chanting of Lord Hari's holy names. Why did my attraction for that chanting never come about? Day and night my heart burns from the fire of the poison of worldliness, and I have not taken the means to relieve it.

Lord Krsna, who is the son of the King of Vraja, became the son of Saci (Lord Caitanya), and Balarama became Nitai. The holy name delivered all those souls who were lowly and wretched. The two sinners Jagai and Madhai are evidence of this.

O Lord Krsna, son of Nanda, accompanied by the daughter of Vrsabhanu, please be merciful to me now. Narottama Dasa says, "O Lord, please do not push me away from Your reddish lotus feet, for who is my beloved except for You?"

Narottama Das Thakura

What a beautiful prayer... 

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Watercolour Sri Krishna and Sri Radha

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Like a river to the sea

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God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.

Reinhold Niebuhr

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Performing kirtana and hearing the vibration of the sound Hare Krishna is actually seeing the Supreme Personality of Godhead directly. - Srimad Bhagavatam 7.4.25-26 Purport 

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Be kinder to yourself. And then let your kindness flood the world.

Pema Chodron