proportional to the development of submission, by which the being ultimately gains from meeting the Lord in person just as one comes face to face with someone. Because a transcendent attachment to the Supreme Lord has developed in her, the submissive soul everywhere perceives the presence of her Beloved and uses all her senses to serve him with love and devotion.

This is how the Lord manifests himself from within himself to his pure devotee [this is how when I hum the song of the Lord, “Hare Krishna”, the Supreme Soul seated in me, sometimes sings at the same time as me to please me.] This is one of the mysteries of the devotional relationship, which unites the Lord and his devotee, and which binds them by a spontaneous love.

To achieve this love must be the goal of the existence of every living being

Real life begins only at the end of material existence

Teaching of Lord Krishna, God, the Supreme Person

The Lord said : You have so far received from Me the analytical knowledge of the philosophy of sankhya [Philosophy intended for the analytical study of material conditions and to firmly establish the being in devotional service. It allows to know the truth as it is. It is the knowledge of the way which leads out of the material body]. Now receive the knowledge of yoga [yoga: way of union and communion with the Supreme, God, and equality of soul or equanimity. Equanimity or equality of soul, equality of mood, is an affective disposition of detachment and serenity with regard to any sensation or evocation, pleasant or unpleasant], which allows one to act without being linked to his acts. When this intelligence guides you, you will be able to break the chains of karma.

A who walks on this path, no effort is in vain, no acquired benefit is never lost, the slightest step frees us from the most dreadful fear. Whoever walks on this path is determined in his effort, and pursues a single goal. On the other hand, the intelligence of one who lacks this firmness is lost in many oblique paths.

The little informed man attaches himself to the flowery language of the Vedas [of the original holy scriptures also called “the true gospel”], which teach various practices to reach the planets of delight [Paradisiac, Edenic], to be reborn favorably, to gain power and other blessings. Fired with desire for the joys of an opulent life, he does not see beyond. Too attached to the pleasures of the senses, to wealth and glory, misled by his desires, no one ever knows the firm will to serve the Supreme Lord with love and devotion.

Exceeds the three gunas [the three attributes and modes of influence of material nature; virtue, passion and ignorance], those influences of the material nature which of the Vedas are the primary object. Free yourself from duality, abandon all desire for possession and material peace, be firmly united with the Supreme. For, just as a large