“Every state of being, whether it is Virtue, Passion or Ignorance, is only a manifestation of My energy. In a sense, I am everything; never, however, do I lose My individuality.”

Time is a manifestation of the Lord, meant to remind us that we must surrender ourselves to Him. The Lord addresses each soul incarnated and conditioned by matter in the form of time. He declares that whoever surrenders to Him will never know the problems of birth and death. We must therefore see the time as the Sovereign Lord present before us. The influence of God, the Supreme Person, is felt through the time factor, which represents the influence of God, the Supreme Person. In other words, time is destructive. All that is created is also subject to destruction and annihilation, which represents the action of time.

God manifests himself permanently in the form of universal time, by which He puts matter in motion and makes it age, as well as under its manifestation of the “death” by which He carries all living beings.

Do not ask “where is God”, now you know that He is everywhere.

The Lord adds:

“My pure devotees are charmed at the sight of My various Forms, by the brightness of My face, and the indescribable grace of My Body. My laughter, my diversions, and my eyes fascinate them so much that they constantly absorb their thoughts in me and their lives, they abandon me. Because they have not aspired to any form of liberation or material enjoyment, I take them near Me, among My eternal companions, in My absolute Kingdom.”

Nothing can exist without the will of the Lord animating it. He reigns over all the powers of the material and spiritual worlds and always bathes in the purest spirituality. Material creation can not exist separately from the Supreme Lord.

The forms of Krishna, God, the Supreme Person are infinite.

Krishna is the source of plenary emanations and Avatars.

Only God, the Supreme Person, the source of all divine manifestations, can be rightly called the Original Lord.

God, the Supreme Person, is multiplying in innumerable forms, but although they are all of equal power, the almighty Lord in his primordial form remains their common