Love and kindness alone are an obstacle to development and spiritual elevation, as long as they are based on bodily well-being and not that of the soul. However, it is not the interest of the body that must be sought, but that of the soul.
Love, kindness, evildoing, and hatred, for example, anchor the incarnate spiritual soul in the cycle of perpetual reincarnation, and conversely, do not break the chain that holds the soul prisoner to matter. Let us not forget that we are a spiritual soul, not a material body.
I end with the sublime Name of God, Krishna.
Christ comes from the Greek Khristos, meaning “the Anointed One,” and Khristos is the Greek derivative of the Name Krishna.
When devotees in India, the spiritual land par excellence, invoke Krishna, they often pronounce his Name “Krista,” which in Sanskrit means “attraction.” Whether we address God by these Names, “Christ,” “Krista,” or “Krishna,” we are always invoking the same, infinitely fascinating Supreme Personality.
When Jesus says, “Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name,” the Name of God to which he refers is none other than Krista or Krishna. In reality, Jesus, as the son of God, revealed to us the true Name of God, either Christ or Krishna.
God, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, has a sublime, powerful Name, Krishna.
To conclude this chapter, I will say that Lord Krishna will appear in just under 400,000 years, as an Avatar and Divine Messiah, to punish all demonic beings and atheistic unbelievers who choose irreligion and martyr Krishna's devotees, and to protect them. He will then usher in a new era of truth and virtue.
Finally, know that to find God in His infinite and eternal kingdom, one must live according to His teachings and do what He says. Lord Krishna tells us how to act to put an end to the cycle of reincarnation.
The Lord says: Surrender yourself completely to Me. By My grace, you will know absolute peace, and you will attain My eternal and supreme abode.
Surrender yourself to Me, and I will protect you from all perils. I promise, and I must, always protect anyone who surrenders themselves completely to Me. Whoever surrenders to Me will never again experience the problems of birth and death. I grant faith and refuge to whoever surrenders to Me and vows to serve Me forever, for such is My nature.
Whoever establishes Me in their heart can escape the sufferings of hunger, thirst, birth, death, lamentation, and delusion. Thus, one can return to their original transcendental form.


