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Who's touch is Radha feeling while being massaged? Tulsi or Krishna? (VK 20.2)

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Who's touch is Radha feeling while being massaged? Tulsi or Krishna? (VK 20.2)

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Vilāpa-kusumāñjali Verse 20.2, lecture by Pratibha Goswami The verse opens with Tulasī brushing Rādhey jū's teeth while narrating sweet pastimes of Ṭhākur jī. Ananta dās Bābājī describes the intimate scene — including when Rādhā uses a tongue cleaner and gently rocks her body — a moment of exquisite tenderness. The instruction is for the devotee to meditate in their siddha-deha (spiritual form) in order to truly taste these pastimes rather than just hear them intellectually. Explanation by Pratibhā Gosvāmī (03:17) A detailed narration of the sweet incident when Rādhey jū rocks in pastime with Ṭhākur jī. The topic of pūrva-rāga is introduced — the state of first seeing each other, the very first awakening of love. A verse from Narottama dāsa Ṭhākura's Prema Bhakti Candrikā is cited: prema bhakti sudhā-nidhi, tāhe ḍubo niravadhī, āra yoto kṣāra-nidhi prāya "Always dive in the nectar-ocean of loving devotion; everything else is like an ocean of alkali." The contrast is stark — prema bhakti is the only ocean worth drowning in. Glimpses: Narottama dāsa Ṭhākura (08:15–09:43) Caitanya (09:57–10:59) — the teaching to relish even a tiny drop; and the key point that we can touch and smell Rādhey jū and Ṭhākur jī's body only through our siddha-deha — not with the gross material senses. Continued Reading (12:05) The profound statement: Tulasī's touch is just like Kṛṣṇa's touch. This elevates Tulasī devī's sevā to the highest level of intimacy in Vṛndāvana-līlā. Glimpse: How to Become Addicted to Prema (27:55–29:05) Reading Continues (29:50) Tulasī is serving Rādhey jū while reminding her of previous pastimes with Kṛṣṇa — the sevā of memory woven into the sevā of body. Līlā (32:17) Rādhey jū goes to bathe in the Yamunā. Kṛṣṇa silently tries to sneak in — a playful, intimate pastime full of the mood of mādhurya (sweetness). End of Verse 20 (40:30) Līlā: Prema Mādhurī Bhāī jī (40:45) A personal account of receiving darśana on Govardhana parikramā — a living testimony of Ṭhākur jī's grace in the present day. Glimpse (45:40–46:40) "Ṭhākur jī comes when you call him." Q & A (47:10) A beautiful and subtle question: How can we get angry at Kṛṣṇa (as is natural in mādhurya-rasa) when we are taught not to ask for any boon from him? 🌼 How to participate in the Zoom-classes: https://steady.page/en/prema-bhakti-y... 🌺 Find more inspirations, classes, and podcasts on our websites: https://steady.page/prema-bhakti-yoga https://voice-of-vrindavan.org/ Facebook group »Voices of Vrindavan«:   / voicesofvrindavan   Instagram »Voices of Vrindavan«:   / voices.of.vrindavan   #VilapaKusumanjali #RadheyJu #ThakurJi #VrindavanLila #PremaBhakti #SiddhaDeha #AnantaDasBabaji #NarottamaDasThakur #PremaBhaktiCandrika #PurvaRaga #MadhuraRasa #TulasiSeva #Yamuna #GovardhanParikrama #RasikDevotees #Radhakrishna #BhaktiYoga #Vrindavan #GaudiyaVaishnava #Radhastami