Sudarsana is the manifestation of the supreme transcendental power that God holds in His sublime hands, and the original vision through which everything was created well. This is the manifestation of the power of Krishna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead. That is why God is called “the all-powerful.”

All beings were created together, simultaneously.

Contrary to a widespread misconception, during Creation, God created all 8,400,000 living species—celestial, human, animal, and plant—at the same time, simultaneously.

True evolution does not occur at the level of the physical envelope, but at the level of consciousness. Therefore, if a spiritual being incarnates within a lower species, animal or even plant, they must gradually evolve to higher species, human or even celestial.

Of these two energies, life and matter, or life and the soul, the latter represents the higher, original energy. As for matter, which is the lower energy, it comes from life. They exist simultaneously.

For the well-being and harmony of all spiritual beings who were to live in the material universe, God gave them all a body according to each person's karma. Their respective bodies were all created by Krishna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, together, at the same time, simultaneously.

The cycle of evolution of species, or the soul's journey through species. The different levels of spiritual elevation, from the lowest to the highest devotee.

Lord Krishna teaches us about the hierarchy of beings and the different species.

Among the creations produced by the two manifested energies [spirit and inert matter], those possessing life force [vegetables, grass, trees, and plants in general] dominate over inert matter, stone, earth, etc.

In turn, reptiles, worms, and snakes, which are capable of movement, surpass the immobile plants, and animals with developed intelligence are superior to even reptiles.

Human beings are superior to animals, and ghosts to human beings, because they do not have physical bodies.

Above the ghosts are the Gandharvas (celestial singers) and, even higher, the Siddhas (perfect beings), then the Kinnaras (superhuman beings with supernatural powers), and finally the asuras (unenlightened, evil beings, who can subdue the aforementioned beings).

Above the asuras come the celestial beings, ruled by Indra, the king of the heavens. The direct sons of Brahma, including King Daksa, prevail over Indra, and of Brahma's sons, Siva is the greatest.