The Most Auspicious Places on Earth.

In our galaxy, the Milky Way, Earth is the most privileged of all the planets, and within it, it is the region of Bharata-varsa, India, and more precisely Bengal, which is the most auspicious. Bengal enjoys a special blessing, even more pronounced in the district of Nadia, and, of all Nadia, the most glorious place is the city of Navadvipa, for it was there that Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, the Golden Avatar, appeared to inaugurate the sacrifice of chanting the holy names of the Lord; Hare Krishna.

It was also in India, in the city of Mathura in the state of Uttar Pradesh, located 125 km southeast of New Delhi, that Krishna appeared. It was also on Indian soil that Lord Krishna disappeared.

Is the time of our death established before our birth?

Is my lifespan predetermined at birth?

Is the time of death established from our birth?

Yes, the time of death is established from our birth.

While we have no control over it, and likewise, we cannot change this death schedule, let us know that Krishna, God, the Supreme Person, alone can.

This is why He is called “Almighty.”

In truth, the undesirable condition of a fleeting life stems from ignorance of the facts about God as He really is, of our true spiritual identity, of the spiritual knowledge of which Krishna is the supreme author, and of existential and absolute truth.

It is very easy to understand why the material body has a limited, temporary duration, because it is created at a specific moment, and its existence also ends on a specific date, after being marked by the six mutations: birth, growth, stability, transformation, aging and death.

There are, in truth, two worlds.

The first and most important is the spiritual world, also called the kingdom of God, because the supreme planet, the one on which Krishna resides, is located there, and all the other spiritual planets float below it. The spiritual world has no beginning and will have no end. True eternal life unfolds there, as does true, unceasing happiness. All the pure souls who live there are eternally young in the image of God. Suffering and death are absent. It represents three-quarters of the totality of existence.

The second world is the material world, which represents only a quarter of the totality of existence. It is the world of forgetfulness, because it is the material body that plunges the incarnate soul into forgetfulness of God, of who it really is, and of existential truth. It is also the world of suffering and death.