Gyaneshwari -Sant Gyaneshwar
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Chapter-18
Release
77. As I recall to mind from time to time, that most marvelous form of Hari (Krishna), great is my amazement, O King; I go into raptures again and again. Then he stood up and said to the King: O King, how did you remain unmoved even after seeing the universal form of Lord Hari? How can you miss that which is seen without being perceptible, which looks like non-existent but is existence, which enters into your memory even though you forget it? There is no scope left even to be amazed about it; it is such a great flood of ecstatic joy which is carrying me away. I thus took a bath in the holy confluence of the dialogue between Lord Krishna and Arjuna and got rid of my egoism. In a rapturous state, he used to mutter a few strange words and with a choked throat he was repeating ‘Krishna’, ‘Krishna’, now and then (1616-1620). But King Dhritarashtra was totally unaware of this state of Sanjaya and was making different plans in his mind. Then Sanjaya absorbed within himself the ecstatic joy which he was experiencing and pacified his sattvic feelings. |
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