The Sweetness of Things
Sweetness flows from the heart of things.
A coconut is the sweetest,
When it falls from the tree
At the perfect ripeness in time.
A harmonium plays the sweetest tune,
When the heart and fingers of the hands that play,
Are in tune with the heart of the player,
And the harmonium playing, as one.
A heart in tune with the nature of things,
Which indeed do have heart,
And are as alive as you and I,
Creates a sweet symphony of love,
In attunement with the nature
Of The Divine, and all things.
So let your heart open wide
As Swami Vishwananda
Ever so sweetly sings. . .
"Bala Mukunda Jai Nandalala
Krishna Gopala Jai Gopala
Sweetness flows from the heart of things.
A coconut is the sweetest,
When it falls from the tree
At the perfect ripeness in time.
A harmonium plays the sweetest tune,
When the heart and fingers of the hands that play,
Are in tune with the heart of the player,
And the harmonium playing, as one.
A heart in tune with the nature of things,
Which indeed do have heart,
And are as alive as you and I,
Creates a sweet symphony of love,
In attunement with the nature
Of The Divine, and all things.
So let your heart open wide
As Swami Vishwananda
Ever so sweetly sings. . .
"Bala Mukunda Jai Nandalala
Krishna Gopala Jai Gopala
Bala Mukunda Jai Nandalala
Krishna Kanhaiya Jai Gopala"
Flow with nature’s symphony,
And your heart will sing
The eternal song of love Divine,
The “Bhagavad Gita,”
The sweetness and beauty
Of the magnificent “Song of God.”
Krishna Kanhaiya Jai Gopala"
Flow with nature’s symphony,
And your heart will sing
The eternal song of love Divine,
The “Bhagavad Gita,”
The sweetness and beauty
Of the magnificent “Song of God.”
-Utpalavati
Swami Vishwananda Singing Bala Mukunda
