To access the love of God, one must be perfectly free from all other aspirations. One reaches the level of love for God through pure devotional service, learning to work with love for the object of one's love, for the Supreme Person. Whoever enters the kingdom of God will never return to the material world of fear, anxiety, suffering and death. Only the raising up to live in the company of the Lord constitutes the highest perfection of existence.

Logos 80

Man is made to achieve spiritual realization, and to renew the bond that unites him to God. Human life offers souls embodied and conditioned by matter, who we are, the possibility of rediscovering their eternal spiritual consciousness and thus perfecting the mission of existence.

The kingdom of God knows no limits, because it is infinite, and the same is true for the number of intermediaries who assist the Lord in his works. There are myriads of galaxies populated by an infinite number of planets, but all of them, without exception, are places of suffering where we suffer birth, illness, old age and death, evils inherent in this material world.

The Lord teaches that you cannot hold even the highest planet in the galaxy for a place of perfect happiness. Rather, true happiness is found in the kingdom of God where no one suffers the pangs of material existence.

The human form is not made for the pleasure of the senses but for spiritual realization.

Logos 81

Knowing God, the Supreme Person, is the perfection of existence and eternal life. It is the ultimate goal of existence and the reservoir of all blessings.

We must shape our existence in such a way that the memory of the Lord gradually marks each stage of our life. We must be fully aware that if the embodied and conditioned soul is given the human form, it is for it to reach spiritual perfection. God alone confers salvation, liberation.

True charitable action consists in putting God in the hearts and minds of our loved ones, friends and all those we meet and encouraging them to serve God, rather than embarking on philanthropic works under the pretext of wanting to help people in