Prabuddha Bharata or Awakened India

The Kathaka was in the midst of the story of King HarislAmain When this was finished Sri Rama` krishna asked the Kathaka to recite the episode of lTddhava the ftiend and die:ee of Krishna. [...] The one desire of his life is to see that the object of his love may not be even pricked on the sole of his feet by a thorn.' Ram served the Master and his devotees with delicious sweets." TIME PASSES AND GOD EVOLVES ! BY THE EDITOR Children pursue the external pleasures and so they fall into the snare of the widspread death. [...] All things are gathered together in one with the divine sweetness and the man's being is so penetrated with the divine substance that he loses himself therein as a drop of water is lost in a cask of strong wine.' Anyone with the least familiaity with the Hindu scriptures and the lives of saints ancient medieval and modern can quote parallel passages by the thousand about such experience o [...] Bepin Chandra Pal though a devout Vaisnava propounded a theory of.the evoution of the Avataras and held that the Fish the Boar the Lion-man the Dwarf and others of the series of ten Avataras marked only different stages in the evolutionary process. [...] It is the Upanishad that declares 'By the Self one knoweth taste and form and smell by the Self one knoweth sound and touch and the joy of man with woman; what is there left in this world of which the Self not knoweth ? Therefore no good or bad quality dwells in the object.