There's something to this that Krishna's desires is, it's not just that Krishna wants, you know, like, it's far, far out enough to even conceive of the idea that Krishna's wanting to be fed. He's wanting to be, what was, what else was indicated, beautiful clothes beautiful clothes wonderful food jewelry toys as a child

constant affection but he also there's something in him that also wants the love in the form of

those more regulative aspects of motherly love.

In other words, the motherly love that he's feeling wouldn't be complete.

If his mother wasn't come and saying, hey, Krishna, now's the time to eat.

Come, come.

Or saying, Krishna, now's not the time to eat.

He feels love through that.

She feels love by offering that kind of motherly care in the form of discipline.

And his feeling of being loved by a mother wouldn't be complete without that element. You know, and he's, and he submits to it,

right? I mean, he might fight a little bit and make it a little difficult sometimes, but he

ultimately he submits to it. And his, the challenge in getting him to submit to it is part of her

joy, you know, she wouldn't be feeling the full feelings of a mother if she didn't have to

struggle sometimes to get her boy under control.

Or if she wasn't somewhat worried about, is he healthy or his limbs healthy?

Is everything okay?

Is, you know, did he get some thorn today?

Let me check his feet.

Let me check.

It's like whatever you think about the Harry Krishna's, you got to admit, even objectively,

this is very interesting stuff. This is a beautiful theory. You're trying to control God by

hugging him and checking him for bugs or scratches or, I mean, who think, where have you ever

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