Descrizione
Krishna said in the Gita act, but renounce the fruit. Thousands of years before him, a woman in the Rigveda said the exact opposite.
Her name was Lopamudra. The wife of sage Agastya. In Mandala 1, Hymn 179, she said what later traditions spent centuries trying to bury — that desire is not a sin, the body is not an obstacle, and the gods themselves bless the union of tapasya and grihastha.
This video walks through the actual Sanskrit of the hymn verse by verse including the one line most people are too shy to read aloud. If you've ever been shamed for wanting too much, loving the wrong way, or refusing to make yourself smaller, this is the voice the Rigveda left for you.