An Authentic Life 1.1 for pdf - Universalist Radha-Krishnaism

dying because Radha-Krishna still go there every
night, and the sight is too much for a mortal to behold.
A number of stories tell of devotees who spent
the night there and went mad or died. They say even
monkeys leave there at night.
Tradition says Krishna went into the forests
around town and played his flute at night. When his
flute song reached their ears, his girlfriends left everything
and rushed into the forest to rendezvous with
him. They yearned to taste the nectar of his lips as his
flute did while he played it.
Without reserve, they threw themselves in his
embrace kissing his lotus lips and tasting his mouth,
which was scented and his teeth stained red from
chewing betel nuts--a mild intoxicant and aphrodisiac.
They pressed their firm jug-like breasts against his
garlanded chest and entwined themselves around
him like a creeper about a tree.
Krishna expanded himself into as many forms
as there were girls and danced with them in the forest.
The girls sang, and Krishna played his flute. After
becoming weary from dancing, the girls laid down
their clothes and made love with Krishna for what
appeared to be an eternity. They then went for a cooling
bath in the Yamuna River. Splashing and playing,
they appeared like a herd of elephants.
In the early morning hours, the band of young
lovers went to the beautiful garden of Seva Kunja to
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