Let us wake up and resist “Maya” the illusion energy of the Lord, which is akin to Satan.

Under the influence of material energy, embodied beings conditioned by matter become entangled in a thousand difficulties for the sole purpose of tasting paltry material happiness. They engage in the interested action without knowing the implications, effects and consequences that will follow. Animated by the mistaken feeling of being the body in which they reside, conditioned beings stupidly surround themselves with innumerable attachments, all illusory. They thus believe that they can live perpetually in this material environment. This gross mistake exerts on them such a grip that they suffer from it continuously, life after life, prisoners of the external energy of the Lord, in its aspect of energy of illusion, which thus seeks to oblige the beings to turn towards the Supreme Lord, so that they will eventually obey Him and do His divine will.

Only the wealthy man who comes into contact with a spiritual master, a true servant of God, and who wishes to read the books which retransmit the teaching of the Lord; “Let us get to know the Lord”, “Words of Krishna, Christ, God, the Supreme Person”, “Pure spiritual science”, “La bhagavad-gita”, “Le Srimad bhagavatam” is able to escape the labyrinth equipment.

To surrender to God, to love and serve Him with love and devotion, allow us to put an end to the misfortunes and sufferings that we suffer in this world, to approach the Supreme Lord and to enter his eternal kingdom.

Let us all realize that all bodily conceptions of pleasure are only products of illusory energy and realize that everything in this world is only the creation of material energy in its aspect of illusory energy. Also, if we somehow become aware of Krishna, God, no matter what our initial motivations, we will end up realizing the Truth as it is, by the grace of the Lord.

We will then lose all interest in material pleasures. Only holy beings, devotees of Krishna, God, the Supreme Person, are only given access to the perfection of existence. As for the one who takes only the first steps on the path of devotional service and who, without being yet ripe, falls from his position, he is nevertheless superior to the man who devotes himself entirely to the acts concerned with this world.