Because the Lord is present in each living being, the holy being sees the body of each being as a temple of the Lord, and since he knowingly offers respect to such temples, he also honors each to relate to the Lord. This is the perfect attitude.

Logos 182

Man is really a trilogy. It is made up of a material body, an ethereal body and its real ME of spiritual soul.

The ethereal body is made up of mind, intelligence, false ego and defiled consciousness, while the material body has five elements (earth, water, fire, air and ether). However, whoever obtains to return to the spiritual world abandons these two body forms specific to the material universe. He returns there in his pure spiritual body, and there is assigned a fixed place of residence on one of the spiritual planets.

As for the impersonalist, (the one who ignores that God has a spiritual body whose primordial and original form is identical to that of man. He sees in God an impersonal Spiritual Being, without form, such as Jews, Christians and Muslims) although he also goes to the spiritual world after having abandoned his coarse and ethereal material envelopes, he cannot live on a spiritual planet; as he wished, it is given to him to melt into the spiritual radiance emanating from the absolute Body of the Lord.

The living being indeed reaches the destination that he is prepared to reach. This is how the light of the Impersonal Spiritual Being is offered to the impersonalists; as for those who wish to live in the company of God, the Supreme Person, in his transcendent form of the Sovereign Lord on the spiritual planets, or in his form of Krishna the Eternal Supreme on his Sovereign Personal Planet, Krishnaloka, they join these residences , from where they never return to the material world.

Logos 183

The holy being is one who works to serve the Supreme Lord with love and devotion, who respects and applies his divine laws, who applies his directives to the letter, who does his own will and who unites his interests with those of God.

Devotional service is the way of using one's senses to offer God a service that is pleasing to Him. It acts as a spiritual entity, not like animals, according to a body-based concept of existence. Animals regard the body of another animal as suitable food, and this is how one species takes it out on another.