Confessions of Krishna - 10 br br br Oh golden twilight clouds, br Go far with the message in my songs br To where my beloved weeps for me br Wipe her tears and tell her she is mine br br Let her know how sad I feel br In this world so unreal br In this suffocating silence br Left by her long absence br br Carry the vapors of tears br From my eyes as your clouds of blue br Stay above her, high in the sky br Inundate her, with droplets of my sorrow br br Let the thunders in my heart br Shiver all the Ashta-Dikpalas br With the reverberations of the mantra br ‘Krishna loves Radha’ br br Let the lightning in my heart br Spread around the horizon br All the sparks of love I kept undisturbed br For the queen of my heart br br Take her up in the whirlwinds of my mind br And carry her in the mighty winds br Take her in your stormy hands br Place her in my arms which crave for her touch br br br (This is an imaginary poem written as narrated by God Krishna to his childhood love Radha, to show how sublime and deep his love was.) br br Ashta-Dikpalas- Gods ruling the eight sides. They are Indra (East) , Agni (Southeast) , Yama (South) , Nirrith (Southwest) , Varuna (West) , Kubera (North) and Eesana (Northeast) . br br Mantra - is a sound, syllable, word, or group of words that are considered capable of 'creating transformation.” Their use and type varies according to the school and philosophy associated with the mantra. br br ‘Krishna loves Radha’ - With Krishna, Radha is acknowledged as the Supreme Goddess, for it is said that she controls Krishna with Her love. It is believed that Krishna enchants the world, but Radha enchants even Him. Therefore She is the supreme goddess of all.br br C.N.