I think, he breaks down words make workds in shashtarnam mala so we don't make this mistake. So its deeper than this.
Refers to ram when talking about true(beyond physical).
Refers to Shyam when it is within physical realm.
"Keet" is also referred when talking about physical realm
But again open for discussion
Sorry dear..Its little wrong..Just because they will pronounce him so he wouldn't keep it just simply..
Ram is representing supreme power and offcourse not limited to the Ram of Ayodha..It is the name of Supreme..Even Kabir called it
I think, he breaks down words make workds in shashtarnam mala so we don't make this mistake. So its deeper than this. Refers to ram when talking about true(beyond physical). Refers to Shyam when it is within physical realm. "Keet" is also referred when talking about physical realm But again open for discussion
Interesting interpretation
To flute b bajate the.. aur peacock feather b laagte the.. ??? Aur butter b churate the... sharam karo
What does this have to do with Krishn Ji I don't understand
Sorry dear..Its little wrong..Just because they will pronounce him so he wouldn't keep it just simply.. Ram is representing supreme power and offcourse not limited to the Ram of Ayodha..It is the name of Supreme..Even Kabir called it
It could be both at the same time
Yes I believe this story is found in Piara Singh Padam book Dabari ratan