> > > The nutcase Steve Perino is back... > > > > coldbluiceman: > > So what has your statement done to refute the > > undiluted facts of history? > > > > The following report is a preliminary social > > analysis of the > > so-called 'rasavada', a minor deviant tantric > > sect... > Ras Report Part 2:
The so-called 'ras-lila' is a discredited deviant cult, where the proponents wear the red tilaka, and the neck beads, and the special shawl, and they obstain from the flesh foods. But, the prakriti-sahajiyas are counted out of the main line of Sri Chaitanya, not because of their mundane titilations, but because of a subtle basic contamination in their sadhana. Owing to this topsy-turvey psychic confabulation, the rasavadis imagine themselves more learned in the scriptures than the original Vedic Rishis themselves! Tantra - Shiva-Shakti Polarity Symbolism The rasavadis are devotees of Sri Laksmi, but they impose upon Her the role of Radha, the free enjoyer, the married village cow-woman of Barsana, and they style Sri Krishna of Braj as the Lord Himself; a dark lusty village youth, with themselves as the village gopi girls, dancing the rasa-dance under the autumn moon. Some rasavadi sahjiya miscreants even claim that Sri Krishna's second wife, out of 16,000, (Visnupriya Devi) is actually the Goddess of Fortune Herself, who descends into existence as a formation-combination of male and female principles, purusha and prakriti. The rasiks believe that they can harmonize these two within themselves through 'divine-love' generation in the bodily union of man and woman through tantric yoga, which is identified as the mahabhava of Sri Shiva-Shakti. The Gopi Cult of Radharasvahari Monks and nuns who imitate the confidential girlfriends of Srimati Radharani and Her pastimes, by dressing up as sari-bekhis, i.e., a man in womens clothing, who imagines himself to be the enjoyed of Sri Krishna. In the case of females of the rasavadi cult, since they are already dressed in saris, apparently, they must be serving the guru in other diverse and sundry ways!
