The science of God or pure spiritual science, is intended to raise the human being from ignorance of data relating to God, to true spiritual knowledge and absolute truth, to virtue.
He can then penetrate the knowledge of the soul, of the truth, and know God as He really is. Thanks to her he can learn how to pursue his spiritual evolution to the level of pure virtue, and under the aegis of a qualified spiritual master, an authentic servant of God, pierce the secret of the service of love and devotion offered to the Lord who alone can allow us to get closer to God, and thus to live with Him, in His eternal kingdom.
This science is especially intended to protect all human beings without exception, all peoples of the world, and the leaders of each country have the duty to study it, to grasp its profound meaning, if they want to perfectly govern the state and save their fellow citizens from the concupiscence that ensues with matter.
Man’s first mission is to cultivate spiritual knowledge, and to regain his natural and eternal relationship with Krishna, God, the Supreme Person. On all the planets and in every nation, it is incumbent upon the leaders to share this knowledge, this knowledge of God, or Krishna consciousness, with their fellow citizens, offering them spiritual education, culture and teaching them devotion, so that they all have the opportunity to lead positive lives and make the most of their human form.
We have forgotten God, the link that unites us to Him, who we really are, and how to get out of this illusory world where we have to undergo the wheel of time, rebirths or reincarnations and repeated deaths, and in each life, to know these four sufferings: birth, sickness, old age and death.
We have forgotten God, as well as the service of love and devotion that we must offer Him. This is why we are lost in this world of successive deaths and reincarnations, where suffering is permanent.
In truth, forgetting comes from death. When we die, then we have to change bodies, it is this change of body that causes oblivion.