perfection that human life can achieve. And unless this goal is pursued, all the efforts that man can make to improve material living conditions will only lead to the failure of his human mission.

Logos 137

Forced to punish those who do wrong, the Lord has no joy because all the spiritual beings separate from him are originally tiny parts of his Person. He is no less like lightning with sinners and sweeter than the rose with those who are faithful to him.

Those who act badly, led astray by bad company and by advice opposing the order established by the Lord, thus become liable to punishment. The surest path to happiness is to live by the principles set forth by the Lord and never to disobey His laws, as defined in the original scriptures “the true gospel” for all forgetful souls.

the material creation is precisely intended to satisfy the divine desire, and the Lord desires nothing other than to allow the souls conditioned and therefore unable to enter the kingdom of God to purify themselves so as to be able to access the spiritual world. The whole cosmic phenomenon has only one reason for being: to give a chance to souls incarnated and conditioned by matter to enter the kingdom of God, and to this end, the nature of the Lord provides so perfect for everyone's needs.

Logos 138

The Supreme Lord, Krishna, God, the Sovereign Person, descends into this world to accomplish three missions: to deliver the believers, to annihilate the demonic unbelievers and to restore spirituality.

But because the Lord is absolute, these first two courses of action ultimately bring about the same result, although their very nature seems to differ. In fact, the killing of a wicked being turns out to be as auspicious when it comes from Him, as its protective actions done for believers. In fact, all the demonic unbelievers who fought God and of course watched him, reached the kingdom of the Lord, just like his devotees do. Others, situated in a neutral position, nourishing only a slight affection for the Lord by appreciating the beauty of his face, were immediately elevated to the spiritual planets, the Vaikunthas. The Lord's personal home is called Goloka Vrindavana, and the kingdoms where his plenary emanations reside are called Vaikunthas; there the Lord manifests his presence as Narayana.