although different from ours, allow him to take what we offer and move faster than anyone. This is why it is said of God that He is “omnipotent”.
Krishna, the Supreme Lord, is absolute, infallible and without beginning. He unfolds in innumerable forms, and though He is the original Person, the oldest of all beings, his features always retain the freshness of youth.
Innumerable are the spiritual planets, called Vaikounthas, the Avatars, the emanations of the Supreme Lord and the universes (the galaxies). Krishna, the Sovereign Lord, is the only source. His absolute body is eternal, all of happiness and knowledge. Goloka Vrindavane is his home. He fully possesses the six excellences, wealth, power, fame, beauty, knowledge and renunciation. He is the Supreme Being, the Lord of all lords. Source of all that is, He has no other origin than Himself. The supreme cause of all causes, He resides at Vrindavane, and He is as fascinating as Cupid.
Vrindavane is a place of eternally spiritual nature and populated by goddesses of fortune, known as the gopis. All are the beloved ones of Krishna and He, their only love. The trees are all wish-trees, from which we can get everything we want, the earth is made of philosopher's stone and the water is nectar. Each word is a song, every step is a dance, and the flute of Krishna accompanies the gestures of every moment. Everything shines with its own light, comparable to that of the sun and the moon in the material world. The human form is entirely intended for the understanding of this place of transcendence that is Vrindavane, and the wealthy souls must cultivate the knowledge of Vrindavane and its inhabitants. In this supreme stay, the Sourabhis cows flood the earth with their milk. Since every moment is used wisely, there is no past, no present, no future. A manifestation of this Vrindavane, Krishna's supreme abode, is on Earth, (in India) and the highly-worshiped devotees venerate it as the Vrindavane of the spiritual world. No one, however, can appreciate Vrindavane without being deeply accomplished in spiritual knowledge, in Krishna consciousness. Our senses make us see Vrindavane as a place among many others, but in the eyes of the highly realized devotee it is no different from the original Vrindavane.
The Vedas, the original scriptures also called “The true gospel” say of Krishna, God, the Supreme Person:
“God, the Supreme Being, is a person of infinite power. He is at the origin of everything and has multiple energies. The Sovereign Lord transcends the cosmic manifestation even as He dwells in his material energy. Source of all spirituality, He is the Supreme Savior and the Master of all excellences. Like the sun, He diffuses his energies profusely while remaining hidden behind the cloud of this material cosmic manifestation. Master of all masters, He is the Sovereign of all sovereigns. Known as the Ultimate Lord, the Divine Person, his energies and powers are manifold and diverse.”