Logos 213
The Supreme Eternal says: “There is a place from which, once it has been reached, one does not return to the material universe”.
This place is the kingdom of God.
The Lord says: “He who knows the Absolute of My Coming and of My Acts will no longer have to be reborn in this material universe; leaving his body he will enter into My eternal kingdom.”
If anyone has a right understanding of God, the Supreme King, he does not come back here after leaving his carnal envelope. He does not return to the material universe, but returns to God, to his original home, to live there eternally in knowledge and bliss. Why then do people not take an interest in all this?
What will be the use of being reborn in the material universe, sometimes as a human being, sometimes as a being celestial, and sometimes still as an animal?
What is the use of wasting time like this?
The Lord specifies: “When they reached Me, the holy beings imbued with devotion, these noble souls, having thereby risen to the highest perfection, never again return to this transient world of suffering.”
Our main concern should be to escape the repetition of births and deaths, and to attain supreme perfection of existence by living with the Supreme King in the spiritual world. This is the perfection of existence.
Logos 214
Whoever chants the Holy Name of the Lord, Krishna, is immediately freed from the consequences of innumerable serious to very serious faults, even if he pronounces it indirectly [thinking of something else], by joke, for the pleasure of humming a tune or even carelessly.
It is written: “Whoever remembers God at the moment of death qualifies to return immediately to his original home, which is in the kingdom of the Supreme Eternal.”
“It is the thoughts, the memories of the being at the moment of leaving his body that determine without doubt his future condition.”
“If someone pronounces the Holy Name of God before die in accidental circumstances, such as falling from the roof of a house, slipping on a road and breaking bones, being