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Who is Bhakta Poonthanam || Guruvayur Krishna || 1547 Real Incident - Kerala || HG Maha Vishnu Dasa

Who is Bhakta Poonthanam || Guruvayur Krishna || 1547 Real Incident - Kerala || HG Maha Vishnu Dasa Bhakta Kavi Poonthanam (AD 1547-1640) Poonthanam and Melpathur were contemporaries. Poonthanam was the family name; his personal name is not known. He married at 20, but for a long time had no children. Poonthanam began to propitiate the Lord of Guruvayur. A son was born to him in 1586. He called for a celebration and everybody known was invited, but the child died an hour before the ceremony. Grief-stricken Poonthanam sought refuge at Guruvayur and started praying . Gradually Poonthanam become enlightened and self realised – while little Krishna is dancing in our hearts, why do we need any other little ones?Poonthanam spent the rest of his life of 90 odd years reading the Bhagavatam and singing the Lord's glories in simple Malayalam. He composed 'Bahsakarnamritam', a devotional work. The Anandakarnamritam (dance of ecstasy) was his last contribution to devotional literature. Poonthanam rendition of Bhagavatam attracts Lord Shiva Once there lived an ardent devotee of Lord Krishna called Poonthaanam. He worshipped Guruvayoorappan (Lord Krishna) with all his heart. People loved him for his beautiful Bhagavatam discourses. There is a temple in North Kerala called Kottiyoor. The presiding deity in the temple is Lord Shiva. The temple was kept open only for a few days in a year. There was no human activity in that place for the rest of the year. Once, Poonthaanam reached the Kottiyoor temple and bathed in the holy water. He worshiped the compassionate Lord Shiva, felt happy and stayed there for a few days. He recited Bhagavatam every day in front of the deity and hundreds of people listened to his sweet discourse on the wonderful pastime in the 10th Canto 60th of Srimad Bhagavatam named, "Lord Krishna Teases Queen Rukmini." The Lord always plays a complete role in all the pastimes. Be as Parthasarathi, a dutiful son, a loving husband or a loyal friend, He plays the role immaculately. The Lord decides to play with a great devotee and His beloved wife Queen Rukmini. He playfully asks Her why She wanted to marry the Lord when She had better choices like king Sisupala, Salva, Jarasandha, etc. Hearing this, Queen Rukmini faints and Lord consoles Her. This is the gist of the chapter. Poonthaanam finished reading this part of the chapter and kept the bookmark at the end of the chapter. Next day, to his surprise, he found the bookmark at the beginning of the same chapter. So Poonthaanam read the same part for the second time. This was repeated for the rest of the days. It was the last day to close the temple for the year. Poonthanam finished the discourse and was returning from the temple with the other devotees, but somehow left the Bhagavatam in the temple. Having walked some distance, he remembered that he forgot to bring the Bhagavatam. He hurried back; crossed the river and reached the entrance to the temple, which was closed. He was all alone. He could hear somebody reciting the same part of the chapter inside the temple. As he looked through the keyhole, he saw Lord Siva reading from Poonthanam's Bhagavatam. Mother Parvati and other Bhoothaganas were listening, their eyes filled with tears of devotion. Poonthaanam stood there and heard the recitation. In the end, Lord Siva asked Parvatidevi, "Did you like the recitation"? Parvathi replied, "Yes, it was nice, but was not as good as Poonthaanam's". Lord Siva replied, "Yes. That is true. I also like to hear Bhagavatam from Poonthaanam. That is why I placed the bookmark again and again at the beginning of the same topic every day." Hearing this, Poonthaanam, who stood outside was shaken and uttered the holy name of Krishna loudly. When he watched again, Lord Siva and Mother Parvati had disappeared. This pastime clearly explains how all living entities, including the demigods love this great literature. Guruvayur houses the famous Guruvayur Sri Krishna Temple, the fourth biggest temple in India in terms of the number of devotees per day. Nickname: Dwarka of the South It is 30 km west of Thrissur and 80km north of Ernakulam. #guruvayur #krishna #jivjaagomedia Contact : 9121585375 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Visit our website: jivjaagomedia.com Connect with us on Instagram:   / knowledge_of_bhagavad_gita   Connect with us on Facebook:   / iskconkirtaniyas   Connect with us on Whatsapp: https://chat.whatsapp.com/7Hpsa53dI7j...