Indian Theism, From the Vedic to the Muhammadan Period
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M. Tripathi, quoted by H. R. Scott in his lecture on Gujarati Poetry._ Mr. Scott goes on, 'This is not the impression perhaps that Mira Bal's Padas would make on our minds, but it is an indication of how the people of Gujarat can idealize these old songs.' ^ Tod's Rajasthan, ii, p. 722.
134 LATER VAISNAVITE CULTS a legend of her which illustrates the character of the madhurya — the love as of a woman to her lover — which is the distinctive feature of those Krisna sects which we have been descri...bing.
It is said that when Mlra Bal had left all for Krisna, she journeyed to Brindaban to visit a bhakta of the Caitanya sect,^ but he refused to see her on the ground that he could not look upon the face of a woman. When she heard his message Mlra Bai replied, ' Is he then a male ? If so he has no access to Brindaban. Males cannot enter there, and if the goddess of Brindaban comes to know of his presence she will turn him out. For does not the great Goswami know that there is but one male in existence, namely my beloved Kanai Lai (Krisna), and that all besides are females ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Tripathi, quoted by H. R. Scott in his lecture on Gujarati Poetry._ Mr. Scott goes on, 'This is not the impression perhaps that Mira Bal's Padas would make on our minds, but it is an indication of how the people of Gujarat can idealize these old songs.' ^ Tod's Rajasthan, ii, p. 722.
134 LATER VAISNAVITE CULTS a legend of her which illustrates the character of the madhurya — the love as of a woman to her lover — which is the distinctive feature of those Krisna sects which we have been descri...bing.
It is said that when Mlra Bal had left all for Krisna, she journeyed to Brindaban to visit a bhakta of the Caitanya sect,^ but he refused to see her on the ground that he could not look upon the face of a woman. When she heard his message Mlra Bai replied, ' Is he then a male ? If so he has no access to Brindaban. Males cannot enter there, and if the goddess of Brindaban comes to know of his presence she will turn him out. For does not the great Goswami know that there is but one male in existence, namely my beloved Kanai Lai (Krisna), and that all besides are females ?
What to read after Indian Theism, From the Vedic to the Muhammadan Period?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macnicol, Nicol, 1870-1952 to read onlineMoreLess
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