Logos 324

Anyone who perceives the absolute character of the coming of the Lord immediately frees himself from the chains of karma and returns to the kingdom of God immediately after leaving his body.

It is not easy for the spiritual being embodied and conditioned by matter and the energy of illusion to escape from the grip of matter. The holy being, on the other hand, reaches the spiritual world as soon as he leaves his body, simply because he has understood the spiritual and absolute nature of the form and acts of the Lord. Never again will he be forced to be reborn in the material universe. The Lord manifests in innumerable forms, which, though diverse and multiple, are all one and the same Being: God, the Supreme Person. This is what you have to understand with faith and conviction. Whoever, taking into account the perfect competence of God and the Vedas, the original holy scriptures, accepts this truth, without getting lost in vain philosophical speculation, will achieve perfect liberation. This is a certainty.

Anyone who recognizes Krishna as the Absolute, and says to Him: “You are that same Supreme Spiritual Being, God, the Absolute Person”, immediately cuts through the ties that hold him to matter and sees his return to God assured. In other words, one who devotes himself to the Lord with ardent devotion achieves perfection. One can free oneself entirely from the chain of the cycle of the repeated deaths and rebirths, for that it is enough to know Krishna, God, the Supreme Person. There is no alternative. Anyone who does not understand that Krishna is God remains a prisoner of ignorance. Man must therefore, by faith and knowledge, revive Krishna consciousness in his heart, and thus attain perfection. Only action done in the consciousness of Krishna or consciousness of God can put an end to material existence.

Logos 325

We must escape these three forms of material attachment: 1) lack of interest in spirituality, 2) fear of having an eternal identity, and 3) the idea of ??nothingness, underlying the frustrations of material life.

We will achieve this by taking refuge with the Lord, by following an authentic spiritual master servant of God, and by respecting the regulatory principles of devotional service. This spiritual life will ultimately lead us to the sublime love of God. Above all, we must ardently desire to attain spiritual realization; this will prompt us to seek the