This line " Wo prem hi kya jo krishna se naa ho" As Love that is not with Krishna is like a melody without rhythm, a lamp without flame, or a sky without stars. It may seem beautiful on the surface, filled with longing and affection, yet it lacks the eternal essence that makes love divine. When love is rooted only in the material world, it becomes fragile—vulnerable to ego, expectation, and impermanence.
Krishna symbolizes the soul’s highest calling—the purest form of love, where one gives without desire, surrenders without fear, and finds joy in devotion. Without Krishna, love remains self-centered, seeking fulfillment in transient pleasures. It is a love that clings, not liberates. It binds, not frees.
In contrast, love with Krishna is spiritual. It transcends time and form. Radha’s love for Krishna is not bound by union or separation; it is the soul remembering its source. A love without Krishna forgets that source. It is full of noise but lacks the divine silence where the heart meets the eternal.
Such love may satisfy the senses, but not the spirit. It may fill the mind, but not the soul. A love not directed toward Krishna is incomplete—like a river that never reaches the ocean. True love flows toward divinity, seeking not possession but presence, not desire but surrender.
That is the love that fulfills.
Radhe Radhe.
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