A devotional lecture describing the appearance and pastimes of Lord Chaitanya. The speaker meditates on Chaitanya's moonlike, cooling radiance, a living forest-flower garland that attracts bees and honey, and the ecstatic response of devotees (Shiva, Narada, Bhakti Thakur); the passage references a song by 'Bartolino Tagore' composed in great ecstasy.
Must I go Haribo? So mo Chai channel. He was so effulgent. And it looks like unlimited millions of moons shining. Because moonshine is different than sunshine. And moonshine is very cooling. So even millions of moons, I mean Haman is so like refreshing. You get billions of suns, you're going to get uv, ultraviolet, you're going to get overload, you're going to burn. But moonlight, he's giving out so much illumination, illuminating the whole universe. But it's like moonlight is cooling, satisfying, refreshing to the soul. And so that brilliant brightness coming from his vadana, his face is so comforting and attractive and beautiful. And his dharana, he's wearing a. A flower garden. This is not just like some commercial flowers. You get some commercial flower which has no scent. In the west, it's quite common. You have beautiful rose, you smell it. Nothing. These are all flowers coming from the forest which are filled with natural, organic flowers. Echo flowers from the forest. And he is swearing from his neck down, almost touching his feet. And as he is dancing and moving, it says, this garland is swinging and the bees are flying around it, all kinds of bumblebees. And to get the honey that's dripping, this is a live garlic, where even the honey and the pollen, everything is coming. So the leaves are trying to grow there and suck from the garland, some of the honey. So this garland itself is creating a whole kind of drama where Rocitan is dancing and the garland is swaying and the bees are going around. So it's made a very attractive kind of vision. So Shiva, Lord Shiva is considered the greatest Vaishnava, Vaishnava, Namjata, Sadhguru, Sugared Goswami, the speaker of the Bhagavata. They're all present in this special aika. No one would miss it. They all spiritually gain. And Narada Muni is also present. They're all filled with loving, with the love of Ka Garu. Garu means so thick love. It's not so thick that you drink like honey is thick. If you had to swim in honey, it'd be pretty difficult. Compared to water, it's not thin flow, it's very thick. And Bhakti Thakur, he's seeing all these things. He's having the vision where he's able to see this entire pastime unfold. And he's just seeing the wonderful opulence of Lord Chaitanya. And so this song is being written by Bartolino Tagore in a very great ecstasy. He's having this meditation of what Caitanya's pastimes and this particular pastime and he's just overwhelmed with the wonderfulness of Lord Chaitanya and his pastimes and all who the Lord is appreciating this special features Our words.
