AnanyaNishchayatma Granth (Uttarardh)

AnanyaNishchayatma Granth (Uttarardh) is the second chapter of Shri Bhagwat Rasik Dev Ji Ki Vani. Writer: Shri Bhagwat Rasik Dev

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  1. Paraspar Dou Chakor, Dou Chanda - Shri Bhagwat Rasik, Bhagwat Rasik Ki Vani, AnanyaNishchayatma Granth - Uttarardh (6)

    ‌In the words of Shri Bhagwat Rasik, both Rasik Bihari, The Beloved Shree Krishna, and his soul beloved Shree Radha, love each other as if both are like Chakor birds (a bird which constantly looks at the moon) as well as Moons for each other. Both are like 'chatak' (the bird who lives solely on raindrops and dies without it) as well as raindrops for each other. Both are like clouds and the thunder lightning for each other.

  2. Jaat Jaat Main Sab - Shri Bhagwat Rasik Ki Vani, Ananyanishchayatmak Granth, Uttarardh (20)

    People of this world are carried away by pride in their respective castes and lineages — some take pride in belonging to a higher caste, while others boast of their family heritage. Yet those rare rasika devotees who have surrendered themselves at the lotus feet of Priyā-Priyatama rise beyond all such worldly distinctions and become truly ‘without caste.’ What caste can be assigned to that lover whose identity is that He belongs to Śyāmā-Śyāma alone?

  3. Nainani Dekhein Aur Nahin - Shri Bhagwat, Bhagwat Rasik Ki Vaani, AnanyaNishchayatma Granth - Uttarardh (2)

    In the words of Bhagavatrasik Ji, despite Shree Yugal Sarkar’s Nitya Vihar Keli Leela, he is unwilling to see anything, unwilling to smell anything or unwilling to hear anything. Neither He speaks anything else with his tongue nor he is willing to touch anything. In this way at all times and all places, by indulging all his all five sense organs in the divine Nitya Vihaar Keli Leela of Shri Shyama and Kunj Bihari, He is preaching the Keli Leelas to them alone as the eyes are being absorbed day and night in the rarest vision of the divine couple.