“I come to this world for the sole purpose of protecting the principles of religion, destroying the disbelievers, the undesirables, and protecting My devotees.”
Situated entirely at the spiritual and absolute level, in perfect knowledge and happiness, He finds in Himself his fullness and stands beyond all desire. In revealing his inner power, He established the influence of maya (His external energy). His infinite power can not be measured by anyone. He is the Sovereign Master. He acts through his own inner power, but it would be vain to believe him dependent on any of his creations.
His appearance 5,000 years ago in his original form, all eternity, knowledge and happiness on the surface of the Earth is a Entertainment of his Person. It depends on nothing but Himself.
The Lord fills all present beings, and on all He looks. All admire her slightly raised nose, broad forehead, outstretched ears and red lips. His arms long and powerful, up to his knees, his shoulders high, his broad chest, shaped like a conch. His deep belly button and his abdomen marked with three lines. Her waist is wide, tall, similar to a woman's hips, and her thighs are reminiscent of elephant horns. The other parts of his legs, his ankles, the fine joints, are admirable. The nails of his feet shine brightly and his toes look like petals of the lotus flower. His helmet is adorned with precious jewels. A beautiful belt surrounds his waist and He carries the sacred thread across his broad chest. His wrists and forearms are adorned with bracelets. At the ankles, He wears bells. His palms look like the lotus flower.
Krishna, in his personal form, real, original, primordial, has only two arms, and holds in his hands a flute. But when he takes the form of Visnu, his plenary emanation, He wears his emblems such as: the conch, the mass, the disk and the lotus flower, which He carries in his four hands, add still to his splendid splendor. On his chest, the signs of Visnu; on his neck, garlands of fresh flowers. Everything in Him helps to make Him a sublime image.
In his form of Visnu, the Lord carries, in his four hands, four symbols: a lotus flower and a conch, as well as a mass and a disc. The mass and the disc are used as weapons, and intended for demonic miscreants, but because the Lord is the Supreme and Absolute Being, the ultimate effect of the various objects that He wears is the same. If He chastises the disbelievers with the help of his record and his mass, it is only so that they can recover their senses and realize that they are not all that is above them reigns the Supreme Lord. And by making his conch sound, as well as offering his blessings with his lotus flower, the Lord assures the holy being, the sage, that no one can conquer him, even in the midst of the greatest perils.
Krishna, God, the Supreme Personality of Godhead has three aspects: He is the Impersonal Supreme Spiritual Being, the Supreme Soul also called the Holy Spirit, and the very Person of God, in his personal, real, original, primordial form all of bliss and of knowledge. It is both these three aspects. He is God, the original Supreme Person,