"Kuch tho hua hai, kuch ho gaya hai..." is one of my favourite songs.
There are times when kuch happens and makes you joyful, and after sometime the same kuch turns bitter and gives you pain. You must have come across many such experiences in your life.
But Sage Narada speaks of one such kuch, which he says is devoid of any such side-effects and which grow moment by moment.
The "IT" I had wrote about in my previous post is "Narada Bhakti Sutra",aphorisms about Love, inwhich Sage Narada talks about this kuch in detail. And the kuch is "Divine Love".
You may consider listening to Sri Sri's commentry on NBS. It's witty, beautiful and sacred.
Perhaps, after listening to it, you may suddenly find yourself in THE intoxication state singing, "Kuch tho ....". :)
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aaw! i m waiting to hear the NBS :) G rocks! (grin)
ReplyDeleteI started presuming this to be a romantic post... Well its much more than that one.
ReplyDeleteDivine luv may be devoid of joy and sufferings.... but difficult to attain also.....
Narad bhakthi sutra.... hearing it first time....
@Dhandal: You better listen it at your earliest! :)
ReplyDelete@Suresh Kumar: Haha! I would still like to think this post as a romantic post! :)
Did I say IT is devoid of joy??? Certainly, IT is full of joy and enthusiasm, and NOT as difficult to attain as you are assuming. :)
That might be because there wasn't any TV serial on it!
Hmm.... a divine romance.... got the point...
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