When one truly begins one's devotional life, one can attain the perfect fruit of love for Krishna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, and love for Krishna is the highest perfection of divine mercy.

This spiritual blessing is of such value that no form of material happiness can be compared to it.

In reality, there is no comparison between material enjoyment and sublime spiritual happiness.

In reality, when Lord Krishna grants spiritual vision, He also grants intelligence and the ability to understand and analyze.

It is Krishna who rules the world, not man. Therefore, when man wants to fulfill his desires, Lord Krishna allows him to do so, while instructing him to respect His precepts and commandments, or face the positive or negative consequences, depending on the state of disturbance in which his mind finds itself. Let us understand, however, that while Krishna grants relative independence to incarnate souls, He always accompanies and advises them constantly within each living being, in His form as the Supreme Soul.

Nothing can happen or take place without God's approval and sanction. Not a blade of grass moves without Lord Krishna's approval. This statement explains the various events that occur in the world, following the collective karma of a people, for example. This results in wars, pandemics, diseases, run-ins with the law, or natural disasters.

Krishna regularly sends his personal messengers, sons, or other intimate servants into the world, descending on Earth or elsewhere in the galaxy or on planets in other galaxies. When irreligion increases, atheism spreads more and more, false beliefs spread, and false spiritual guides who are ignorant of God and His teachings lead humanity to the abyss. They descend to a planet and grant their mercy to the deserving disciple, and through the intimate servant and authentic spiritual guide, Krishna also grants his mercy to the designated disciple.

Thus, sometimes, Krishna repeatedly punishes humans to force them to change their attitude, to respect his word and his directives, under penalty of severe sanctions.

What does it mean to “SERVE GOD” and to be a “SERVANT of GOD”?

Being a servant of God means, first and foremost, loving Krishna, God, the Supreme Personality, with all one's strength, with all one's heart, with all one's mind, with all one's spiritual essence, and desiring nothing other than to serve Him alone.