Can I Live

Forever?
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 ‘Life after death’, ‘Transmigration’, ‘Re-
incarnation’, ‘Astral-travel’ - These are
topics which were once hardly mentioned
but are now much talked about.

Is there a soul? Can the soul live outside

the body? What happens to the soul when
the body dies?

Many people have their theories, but

ancient India’s Vedic literatures have the
facts.

This book contains six short lessons,

which explain clearly the most secret yet
most essential knowledge required for
achieving the highest perfection of life

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Lesson One
EACH OF US IS A LIVING
SOUL WITHIN MATERIAL
BODY

At every moment our bodies are changing.

Just contemplate on your present body.
You are in the prime of youth now. How
did your body look like twenty years ago?
Try to comprehend how this body will be
after fifty years. In the course of our life
we actually have many different bodies –
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infant, child, youth, adult, and so on – but
Am I a
we remain the same person.

Lump of Chemicals?

According to Dr. Harry Monsen,

Professor of anatomy at Illinois College of
Medicine, your body is worth only Rs. 110/-
if the cost of all the chemicals that
constitute your body is considered. Do you
think you are worth only Rs. 110/-?
Will your parents sell you off even if
someone pays them 50 crore rupees? When
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a living person looses his small finger or has
to get his kidney replaced, he is ready to
spend lakhs and lakhs of rupees. What is
there in a living body that makes it so
valuable? And why is a dead body utterly
valueless, although all the chemicals are still
there in it?
The most fundamental knowledge
delivered by Sri Krishna to Arjuna in
Bhagavad-gita is that we are not these
bodies; we are spirit souls. The body is only
mere temporary covering or dress. The soul
(living force) is present in the plants,
animals and human beings. Wherever there
is life there must be a soul, because the soul
is life. Whether it is an amoeba or an
elephant or a human being, the soul is
present within each body.

What Exactly is the Soul?

The soul is the spark of life that
activates every body and enables it to
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function, just as electric current activates a
device and enables it to function. The soul
can be compared to a driver and the body to
a vehicle. The soul is the spark of life that
makes the body appear alive and when the
soul leaves the body, the person is said to be
dead.
Scientific Proof of the Soul’s Existence
We are accustomed to understanding the
term ‘science’ only in relation to matter and
energy. There is however, a higher
dimensional science that deals with the
subject of the soul and spiritual energy. By
nature spirit is ‘transcendental’ to matter. In
other words, the soul is intrinsically beyond
material sense perception. The techniques
of material science are inadequate to ‘prove’
the existence of the soul in as much as the
ear is incapable of detecting light. The soul
can however, be realized as a higher reality
by following the laws of spiritual science.
Ultimately, all spiritual truth is revealed and
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‘proved’ from within, by experience. Yet the
following points may help us better
understand the presence of soul.
Comman senses
When a person dies we say, “He has
passed away.” Now who has passed away?
The body of the person still lies there. The
fact is that the source of life, the soul, has
passed away from the body and therefore
the person is now called dead.
Intuitive Understanding
We have an intuitive understanding that
the real self, the ‘I’, is distinct from the
body, mind and intelligence. We speak in
terms of ‘my hand’, ‘my head’ etc. This way
we can start from the top of the hair down
to the tip of the toe and say every part of
this body is ‘mine’. This indicates that these
things belong to somebody, an owner. The
eyes, ears and brain are merely organs,
through which we see, hear or think. These
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organs in themselves cannot do any activity.
There are eyes, ears and a brain even in a
dead body. The activities have stopped
because the driver, the soul, has left the
body.
Consciousness
There is consciousness in a living body.
Just like the sun spreads heat and light all
around, the soul spreads consciousness all
around the body, from the tip of the toes
and fingers to the top of the head. It is this
consciousness that enables us to think, feel,
move and so on. Thus, consciousness is the
symptom of the soul. Consciousness is
what distinguishes a dead body from a
living one. A machine can easily be built to
respond to red light with the statement, “I
see red light”, but does the experience of
seeing red light accompany this mechanical
response? As Thomas Huxley rightly said,
“There is a third thing in the universe, to

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wit, consciousness, which I cannot see to be
matter or force.” Consciousness gives the
proof of the soul.
Near Death Experience (NDE)
NDEs, as the name suggests, involve
people who have a close call with death.
Many people having NDEs also have Out-
of-Body Experiences (OBEs) in which they
report observing their physical body and
events relating to it from a perspective
outside the body during severe illness or
physical trauma resulting in
unconsciousness. A typical case might
involve a person who is resuscitated from a
heart attack and reports that he observed,
from a point outside his body, the medical
personnel endeavoring to revive him. At
such times, according to standard medical
opinion, the normal functioning of the
brain, as indicated by certain brain waves, is
impaired, and the patient should be

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unconscious, if indeed consciousness is a
manifestation of the brain.
There is enough research work in NDE
presented by individuals with impeccable
scientific credentials. For example, Dr
Michael B Sabom, a cardiologist and
professor at the Emory University Medical
School, was openly skeptical of NDEs but
changed his mind after investigating them.
Based on rigorous research, Sabom writes:
“If the human brain is actually composed of
two fundamental elements – the ‘mind’ and
the ‘brain’ – then could the near death crisis
event somehow trigger a transient splitting
of the mind from the brain in many
individuals... The out-of-body hypothesis
simply seems to fit best with the data at
hand... Could the mind which splits apart
from the physical brain be, in essence, the
soul, which continues to exist after final
bodily death, according to some religious
doctrines? As I see it, this is the ultimate
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question that has been raised by reports of
the NDE.”
Past Life Memories
Rigorous, unbiased studies have been
carried out by serious researchers on past-
life memories. Dr Ian Stevenson, Carlson
Professor of Psychiatry at the University of
Virginia, has extensively investigated
spontaneous reincarnation memories
recounted by children. In such cases he has
been able to positively corroborate what the
child has claimed by thoroughly
investigating details of the place and people
they describe, including the dead person
they claim to have been. Stevenson has
assembled numerous accounts and verified
them, always taking great care to screen out
fabrications. His studies give convincing
evidence that the conscious self can travel
from one physical body to the next.

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 Clearly, when one body dies, the
contents of its brain are destroyed, and
there is no physical process by which they
can influence the contents of another brain.
The simplest interpretation is that the
conscious self must be an entity distinct
from the brain.

Is Man Just a Powerful Computer or

Robot?
A computer is controlled by a series of
instructions (written in suitable computer
languages like C, C++, VB). It is evident that
a computer has to be programmed by an
intelligent human being. Whatever ability a
computer has, be it number crunching,
object identification, natural language
processing etc. is imparted to the computer
by a sentient conscious human being. In
other words, if the programmer programs
his computer system to sum two plus two as
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five it would do so. Similarly if a computer
system hooked with a vision system is
programmed to recognize a square object as
round it would do so. A computer cannot
understand anything by itself. By itself,
without being programmed, it is a dumb
machine.
For example, consider a drama, which is
being observed by a panel of judges and is
also being recorded by a video camera. The
judge is using his eyes to record the scene
being enacted and the video camera is
recording all the incidents using the lenses,
which are the machine analog of the eye.
Both the machine and the human observer
record the data and information, but the
human observer also ‘experiences’ the
phenomenon. The judges, for instance, go
through a whole range of emotions like
elation, sorrow, anger etc. while they view
the play. The video camera, on the other
hand, merely records the play visually. At
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the end, the judges make a decision as to
which actor was the best based on the series
of images projected in front of the eye.
However the video recorder cannot make
any such judgments, although it has
recorded every scene of the drama.
The difference is that although, both the
human observer and the camera are
watching the play, the human being is
‘conscious’, whereas the camera is devoid of
any consciousness. Hence the main
difference between man and machine is
consciousness.
A Clear Understanding ofLife and Death
The Gross Body and the Subtle Body
According to Bhagavad-gita you are not
this body. You are not the mind. You are
not the intelligence. You are not the false
ego. You are beyond the constituents of this
mortal form. You are the consciousness that
pervades is body. You are the imperishable
soul.
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 The soul has two coverings – the gross
body and the subtle body. The gross body,
also known as the ‘sthula sharira’ is made
up of five elements - earth, water, fire, air
and ether. Earth represents all solids, water
represents all liquids, fire represents light
and radiation, air represents all gases and
ether represents space and sound.
The mind, intelligence and false ego
constitute the subtle body. The subtle body
is also called as the ‘sukshma sharira’. ‘True
ego’ is to understand that ‘I am spirit soul,
eternal servant of God’. ‘False ego’ is to
think in illusion that, ‘I am this body’. The
subtle body and the gross body are
coverings on the soul. Such a soul
entrapped in these subtle and gross bodies
is called a ‘conditioned soul’. One who
becomes free from these coverings and
attains spiritual consciousness is called a
‘liberated soul’.

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 Relationship Between
Body and Soul
The body is compared to a car and the
soul to the driver. If an unintelligent puppy
sees a big car coming on the road, it may be
scared thinking a big animal is coming on
four wheels. But a knowledgeable man will
know that it is only a dead car, which is
driven by a driver. There are headlights in
the car to see the road, you also see with
your eyes. The car produces sound with the
horn, you also speak. The car has four
wheels, you also have two hands and two
legs. The car moves from place to place and
you also do the same. But once the driver
gets down from the car, the car cannot
budge even one inch after 100 years.
Similarly when a person dies, his body
becomes completely inactive. It is exactly

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like a car without a driver. The body that we
see is actually dead. It appears to be lively
because of the presence of the soul. When
the soul leaves the body, the body becomes
inactive.
What Happens at Death?
The Bhagavad-gita (2.13) explains: “As
the embodied living soul continuously
passes, in this body, from boyhood to youth
to old age, so the same soul passes into
another body at death.”
Our bodies grow and change because the
living soul is present within the heart. But
when the soul leaves the body, then all
physical activities cease. The eternally
living soul transmigrates to another body.
This experience is known as death.
At the time of death, the gross body lies
down, and the soul covered by the subtle
body, according to the dictation of nature,
occupies another body. The Bhagavad-gita

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(1.22) explains transmigration with an
analogy: “As a person puts on new
garments, giving up the old ones, similarly,
the soul accepts new material bodies, giving
up the old and useless ones.”

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Lesson Two
THE LIVING ENTITIES ARE EVOLVING
THROUGH
VARIOUS SPECIES
Transformations of the Body
Every living body in this material world
undergoes six changes: birth, growth,
maintenance, production of by-products
(chemicals, offspring), diminution and
destruction. These changes happen to all
living bodies, whether they be plants,
animals or human beings. For example, a
child is born, grows into youth, remains

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young for a few years, produces a child,
gradually ages and finally dies. We cannot
stop this by our so-called material science.
Sometimes people foolishly think that by
scientific advancement human beings will
become immortal. We cannot even stop
these six changes in the body, where is the
question of stopping death?
Complete and Perfect Knowledge of
Evolution
Darwin's evolution theory is an imperfect
understanding of the real spiritual
evolution, which takes place by the
transmigration of the soul from one body to
another. Originally, the living entity is a
spiritual being, but when he desires to enjoy
this material world, he falls down from the
spiritual world. First, the living entity
accepts a body that is human in form, but
gradually, due to his degraded activities he
falls into lower forms of life - into the

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animal, plant and aquatic forms. By the
gradual process of evolution through 8.4
million species of life, the living entity again
attains the body of a human being and is
given another chance to get out of the
process of transmigration. If he again misses
the chance in the human form to
understand his position, he is again placed
in the cycle of birth and death in various
types of bodies. This is the complete and
perfect knowledge of evolution.(Srimad
Bhagvatam 4.29.2 ).
The Padma Purana also says:
jalaja nava lakshani
sthavara laksha vimshati
krmaya rudra sankhyakah
pakshinam dasa lakshanam
trimsal lakshani pashavah
catush lakshani manavah
“There are 900,000 species of aquatic
life; 2,000,000 species of plants and trees:
1,100,000 species of insects; 1,00,000
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species of bird life; 3,000,000 species of
beasts, and 400,000 species of human life”.
The meaning of “species” understood by
biologists is different from the meaning
implied here. The meaning of “species”
used by biologists applies to the gross
physical appearance or the gross
morphological feature of the living material
bodies. The Vedic meaning, however, is
based on the level of consciousness of the
living being. For example, biologists say
that all human beings belong to one species,
whereas the Vedic literatures list 400,000
human species.
In other words, there are 400,000 grades
of human beings on different levels of
consciousness. In the lower levels of
consciousness, a living entity, although in a
human body, behaves just like an animal. In
a higher level, his consciousness may be
slightly evolved and he may be selfish for
his family. In a still higher level, he is
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concerned about his community, then about
his state/country. At a higher level, one may
become an altruist/philanthropist. And after
many lifetimes one starts to enquire about
God. The living entity still develops several
conceptions about God in many, many
lifetimes, until he comes to understand that,
“Lord Krishna is the Supreme Personality
of Godhead and surrendering to Him is the
highest goal of life”. To stop the repetition
of birth and death in different forms of life,
we must transcend the covering of material
nature and come to the platform of pure
consciousness. But if we do not learn the
transcendental science of Krishna
consciousness, then at death we must
transfer to another body, either better or
worse than our present one.
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 Lesson Three
ACTIONS WE PERFORM IN THE
HUMAN BODY DETERMINE OUR
FUTURE BODIES
This vast universe is filled with untold
billions of eternally living spiritual souls or
sparks of life and all of them are
transmigrating from one body to the next.
From the tiny one-celled amoeba to the
great blue whale, all living organisms
consist of two basic components: the
material body and the spiritual soul. The
material body is a lifeless yet complex
arrangement of physical elements and the
spiritual soul is a spark of life - a spark of
supreme life, God. Though only one ten-
thousandth the tip of hair in size, the soul
animates one body after another. In its
evolutionary course, the soul transmigrates
from one species to another. In some
species he remains only a few seconds, in

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others for as long as several thousand years.
When a particular body is no longer fit for
habitation, the soul leaves it and enters a
seed, egg or womb to begin developing his
next body.
Does the soul’s transmigration from body
to body take place randomly or does some
higher authority supervise? In one lifetime
the spiritual soul may enjoy as a lusty
rogue, and in the next lifetime he may be
kicked as a street dog. What determines a
particular soul’s next body?
According to Bhagavad-gita, each soul
receives punishment or reward for the sinful
or pious acts he performs during his human
lifetime. This is known as the law of karma.
Every act a human being performs is either
in accord with or contrary to the universal
laws that God gives in the revealed
scriptures. God’s scriptural laws govern
only those souls who are in the human
form, because unlike the dull creatures in
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the lower species, the human being has
sufficient intelligence to freely obey or
reject the Lord’s scriptural instructions.
However, along with that freedom comes
accountability. Thus a sinful soul - one who
breaks God’s laws - may be born as a dog in
his next life, a pious soul may take his next
birth as an aristocrat, and a self realized soul
may break free from the bonds of karma
altogether and enter into the deathless
spiritual world.
The Bhagavad-gita further explains that
a living soul receives a particular kind of
body according to his particular desires.
The subtle body, which accompanies the
soul during the transitional state between
death and rebirth, contains a record of all
his thoughts, desires and activities, and
these determine the kind of gross body the
living entity will inhabit in his next life.
When you go to a cloth shop you find
varieties of clothes - shirts, suits, pants,
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jeans etc. Similarly there are 8.4 million
species for us to choose. We may acquire
any of them to fulfil our desires. Even
amongst human beings there are so many
varieties – asuras, civilized, devas etc.
Krishna is capable of fulfilling every living
entity’s desires.

Mental activities or psychological

activities of thinking, feeling, and willing
are also activities on the platform of ethereal
existence. That subtle forms exist in the
ether has been proven by modern science by
transmission of television, by which
forms/photographs of one place are
transmitted to another place by the action of
the ethereal element. Within the Srimad
Bhagavatam is the potential basis of great
scientific research work, for it explains how
subtle forms are generated from the ethereal
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air, fire, water and earth are manifested
from the subtle from.
Mental existence transforms into tangible
form as soon as there is an opportunity. So,
the soul being carried by the subtle body
occupies a womb depending on the
unfulfilled desires stored in the subtle body.
Think of any desire.
Do you know someone who likes to
sleep a lot?
Nature can award him a polar bear’s
body so that he can peacefully sleep for 6
months in a year without being ridiculed by
his friends or scolded by his parents.
Do you know someone who likes to eat
flesh and drink blood? Nature will say:
“Come On! Take the body of a tiger or a
lion and eat flesh the natural way!”
Do you know someone who likes to be in
water always and keep swimming? (Some
swimmers are mad; they want to swim from
the Palk Strait to the English canal!) Nature
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will say: “Come on! Take the body of a fish
and swim to your heart’s content”.
Some people don’t want to wear proper
clothes on their body. They want to expose
major part of their body and draw the
attention of opposite sex. Nature says: ‘Take
the body of a tree, and stand naked to your
heart’s content in all seasons.’
In this way each species represents a
different ways of enjoyment. So these are
allotted to the living entities based on their
desires.
So we may think of the body either as the
soul’s vehicle for expressing his material
desires, or as the end result of good or bad
acts the soul performed in his last human
birth. Both concepts are correct.
But in either case, we see that there must
be a witness and controller who fulfils the
particular desires of each spiritual soul, and
who rewards or punishes each soul as he

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judge is the Supersoul.

Lesson Four
IN THE HUMAN BODY THE SOUL
CAN DISCOVER THE SUPERSOUL
Who is the Supersoul? The Bhagavad
Gita (13.23) says, “Besides the atomic
spiritual soul. In this body there is another
enjoyer a transcendental enjoyer who is the
Lord. He is the supreme proprietor, oversee,
and perimeter, and He is known as he
Supersoul.” In other words, within each
body there are two souls – the atomic soul
(the individual spark of life) and the
Supersoul (the supreme source of all life).
The atomic soul and he Supersoul reside
together within the heart of each and
everybody throughout the universe at the
time of death the Supersoul accompanies
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 But the Supersoul is not an ordinary
living entity. Only by the Supersoul’s
arrangement does each atomic soul receive
his proper body, only by the Supersoul’s
sanction can the atomic soul fulfils his
desires for happiness. The Supersoul is the
personal expansion of Lord Krishna, the
Supreme Personality of Godhead. The
atomic soul dwells within the material body,
and he suffers and enjoys the various pains
and pleasures arising from his particular
body. But the Supersoul, although fully
aware of these pains and pleasures, is aloof
from them.
Because He is aloof from the changing
body, whether He accompanies the atomic
soul within his insect body, his dog body, or
his human body, the Supersoul stays in the
same situation - in transcendence.
As the constant companion of each
individual atomic soul, the Supersoul
fulfils the desires and awards the
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particular material bodies of every living
entity. And he accompanies them on their
course of birth, old age, disease, and death –
life after life. Lord Krishna explains in the
Bhagavad-gita (13.28): “One who sees the
Supersoul accompanying the individual soul
in all bodies and who understands that
neither the soul nor the Supersoul is every
destroyed he actually sees.”
One may wonder, “If the Supersoul –
God – is always with the individual atomic
soul, why is the atomic soul suffering? Why
doesn’t the Lord in the heart divert the
atomic souls from their suicidal course of
repeated birth and death? If the Supersoul
is actually our well wisher, why doesn’t He
end our suffering?” The Upanishads answer
this question with the analogy of the two
birds in the tree.
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 THE SOUL AND THE SUPERSOUL
ARE LIKE TWO BIRDS IN THE TREE OF
THE BODY
The Upanishads compare the body to a
tree and the soul and Supersoul to two
friendly birds sitting within the tree. The
first bird (representing the atomic soul like
you and me) is eating the tree's fruits, which
are of two kinds - happiness and distress.
The second bird (representing the
Supersoul) is self satisfied, so He doesn't
bother with the fruits. He simply watches
his friend, the first bird.
Krishna is the witnessing bird, and
Arjuna is the eating bird. Although they are
friends, one is still the master and the other
is the servant.
Forgetfulness of this relationship by the
atomic soul is the cause of his changing his
position from one tree to another or from
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struggling very hard on the tree of the
material body, but as soon as he agrees to
accept the other bird as the supreme
spiritual master - as Arjuna agreed to do by
voluntary surrender unto Krishna for
instruction in Bhagavad-gita - the
subordinate bird immediately becomes free
from all lamentations. Both Katha
Upanishad and Svetasvatara Upanishad
confirm this:
samane vrkse puruso nimagno
'nisaya socati muhyamanah
justam yada pasyaty anyam isam
asya mahimanam iti vita-slokah
“Although the two birds are in the same
tree, the eating bird is fully engrossed with
anxiety and moroseness as the enjoyer of
the fruits of the tree. But if in some way or
other he turns his face to his friend who is
the Lord at once the suffering bird becomes
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 Unfortunately, very few souls within this
material universe desire to serve the
Supersoul, break free from the bonds of
karma, and return home back home to
spiritual world. Although this material
world is always miserable and dangerous,
most people's hearts are filled with so many
desires to enjoy this world that they doom
themselves to stay here. Everyone has this
freedom and the Supersoul within the heart
perceiving each spiritual soul's desires,
helps him try to enjoy the material world as
he wishes birth after birth.

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 Lesson Six
THE EVOLUTION OF THE SOUL
CULMINATES IN KRISHNA
CONSCIOUSNESS
As we can clearly see, the Supersoul is
our dearest friend. And since the Supersoul
is but an expansion of Lord Krishna, that
means Krishna is our dearest friend. Who is
Krishna? The Sanskrit word ‘Krishna’ means
‘all-attractive’. One who possesses all
beauty, all knowledge, all fame, all strength,
all riches and all renunciation only can be
addressed as ‘Bhagavan’ or Supreme Lord.
Because Krishna possesses all these in
completeness, Krishna is the all-attractive
Supreme
God beyond this material creation,
whose association all the souls are craving
for. (How Krishna can be called God is a
subject matter beyond the scope of this
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properly and authoritatively if you kindly
send a request letter to us.
Krishna is our dearest friend. However,
although Krishna always want us to return
to Him – so that we can become free from
the suffering we've been going through in
one material body after another - He will
not interfere with our minute free will.
Without any freedom, we can't develop any
real love for Krishna, and without
developing love for Krishna, we can't break
our attachment to things of this world and
go back to the spiritual world.
It is only by surrendering to Lord
Krishna and accepting His instructions that
the spiritual soul can evolve to the highest
state of existence - pure Krishna
consciousness, pure love of God. The
Bhagavad-gita explains that the soul who
has attained love for Krishna doesn’t again
take birth in this material world after
leaving his present body. Such a pure soul
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attains a spiritual body in the spiritual
world.
Covered by illusion, we have been
desiring and obtaining body after body in
this miserable material world. Now, if we
awaken our spiritual desires, our love for
Krishna, He will award us an eternal
spiritual body in the spiritual world. The
spiritual world has none of the
disappointment, despair, fear, and pain that
plague this world. That is because in the
spiritual world every soul is engaged in his
eternal, natural activity - rendering loving
devotional service to Lord Krishna, the
Supreme Personality of Godhead. Unlike
the so-called loving relationships of this
material world, which are mere shadow
relationships, our loving relationship with
Krishna in the spiritual world is our
original, eternal relationship, and it alone
can give us real satisfaction and solace.
Having now attained a human body, we
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should all take up the process of developing
our love for Krishna as our most important
task - and reach the pinnacle of evolution
within this lifetime.
One can achieve that perfectional stage
by chanting:

Hare Krishna Hare Krishna

Krishna Krishna Hare Hare |
Hare Rama Hare Rama
Rama Rama Hare Hare ||

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