form on spiritual planets as well as on other planets in the material universes where He manifests in different Avatars.
In the beginning, only Krishna, God, the Supreme Person, existed in its original primordial form. He is the cause of all causes. Nothing can exist outside of Him. The Lord is the original source of all emanation, and all that is created, maintained and annihilated exists only by his energy. Whoever knows this truth, the sensible man, is truly a wise scholar. Committed to the service of absolute love offered to the Lord, he will rise to the stage of pure devotion.
Logos 101
The Lord says: “May you, through My mercy without cause, directly realize all that relates to My Person, namely My true eternal form, My absolute Existence, My color, My acts and My attributes”.
The secret of being able to penetrate the complex knowledge that attaches to the Absolute Truth, the Divine Person, is to receive mercy without cause from the Lord. Whoever wishes to know the Lord must first obtain his favor and be dear to Him. The Lord is infinite, no one can know him perfectly, but whoever approaches him through the service of absolute love can qualify to know him. Only the one who nourishes an unwavering faith in the authentic spiritual master as well as in the Lord succeeds.
Krishna, God, the Supreme Person reserves the right not to reveal himself to everyone and remains veiled for unbelievers. But for those who have faith in Him, He reveals himself through his form, his attributes and his entertainment. For his devotee, the Lord reveals the infinite variety of his spiritual forms, all identical, but each with its own characteristics. Some of these forms have a dark complexion, others, a white complexion, still others, red or yellow shades. Some have four arms and others have two. Through his mercy, the Lord reveals to his devotees these different spiritual bodies, all of the same absolute nature and to no other.
Logos 102
God, the Supreme Person, says: “The knowledge that the scriptures reveal about My Person is most secret, and it requires to be realized by the simultaneous practice of the service of devotion. Lend me an attentive ear”.