It is in the kingdom of God that true sublime happiness and true life are found, which have no end.

Krishna, God, the Supreme Person is the true source of happiness.

Verily, Kṛiṣhṇa, God, the Supreme Personality of Godhead being the source of all pleasures and the reservoir of all blessings, who dwell with Him enjoys a deep, ineffable, perfect, unceasing, permanent and eternal happiness.

It can be said that true spiritualists, holy beings, and servants and servants of God truly enjoy life. Their pleasure is limitless and constitutes true happiness, a happiness that is not material but spiritual. The pleasure that one derives from the spiritual life is all joy, in the image of Krishna Himself.

Lord Krishna says, “He who attains the spiritual level also realizes the Supreme Being and finds infinite joy in it. He never grieves, never aspires to anything.”

True happiness does not exist in the entire material cosmos, for it is a world of suffering. In the spiritual and absolute world, the beautiful pure souls who live there act solely in the service of pure love and devotion that they offer to Krishna, whether they are in Krishna consciousness or God consciousness.

Because God possesses absolute fullness, beings engaged in his service find fullness in themselves. Because they naturally think of Krishna, God, the Supreme Person, pure beings are always bathed in the most perfect joy. Living beings or spiritual beings, do not regain their normal, natural, original, happy condition until they come into contact with the internal energy of Krishna, the Sovereign Person.

The spiritual world is the real home of the spiritual beings that we are all. This eternal spiritual world is called «Vaikuntha», which means in Sanskrit «the world without anxiety». Everything is radiant and filled with consciousness and bliss. The dimension of the spiritual world is inconceivable, because in reality it is unlimited.

When the virtuous being, the great soul enters the kingdom of God, he is as if immersed in an unlimited atmosphere full of ineffable joy, of which he constantly feels the emanations of happiness in an uninterrupted movement. He is overwhelmed with a pure feeling of love and joy like no other. Krishna, God, is the source of it, and through his blissful energy, distributes it to all the beautiful pure souls who live there.

Such is the true sublime happiness. It is in Krishna’s kingdom that absolute peace, perfect fullness, eternal life, true divine happiness, and true freedom are found.