devotee. The highest blessing one can give to one's family is therefore to become a pure devotee of the Lord.

Logos 60

When spirituality declines on earth, the Eternal Supreme sends his worthy sons, his intimate servants.

The appearance of such beings on Earth has only one cause, one goal, to accomplish the mission of the Supreme Lord. Now, the desire of the Supreme Lord is to see all souls embodied and conditioned by matter, who wander in all material creation, find their place with Him, return to their original home, located in his eternal kingdom. He helps them by giving them spiritual and absolute writings, by sending to them his worthy sons, intimate servants and his representative, the spiritual master. The sacred writings, his sons, the sages and the spiritual master show an absolute purity, where never material influences can throw the least stain. And if it happens that out of foolishness, a rigid materialist seeks to destroy them, then the protection of God extends over them.

It is written: “Today's society needs the science of God to relieve suffering humanity all over the world, and we simply ask the leaders of all nations to accept this science for their own good, for the sake of it. good of society and for the good of all humanity.”

The true son, the intimate servant of God takes pleasure in leading humanity to develop his spirituality, and ensures that every human being puts God in his mind and his heart. The worthy sons and intimate servants of God, take pleasure in revealing to human beings the knowledge of God in his real, original form, the existential truth, in spreading his pure divine teaching, for the good of all humanity, and thus lead all human beings to God.

Logos 61

Only pure souls can see and admire the personal, original, absolute and eternal form of the Supreme Lord, Krishna.

The Lord is never impersonal, that is to say formless, as believers on earth believe. He is God, the Supreme and Absolute Person, and the service of devotion makes it possible to see him face to face, a privilege which remains without that completely