Krishna

As one hears Bhagavad Gita, Srimad Bhagavatam, the realization of the presence of the Lord in the temple becomes possible.

In the land known as Bharatvarsa, even if one is “sarva kama bhakta,” thats a new kind of bhakta. “Sarva kama bhakta” is described as devotee seeking the fulfillment of some material desires, he is freed from all material desires by his association with devotees and ultimately he becomes a pure devotee and returns home, back to Godhead without difficulty.

Krishna is always anxious to do good to His friends.

In Hare Krishna movement, one learns to get out of all those materialistic agreements, kick all that and to just go for such training as ‘sarva dharman parityaja mamekam saranam vraja,’ (Bhagavad Gita, 18.66: Abandon all varieties of religion and just surrender unto Me) by which, we are trained to agree with the Lord, Radha Madhava sammatah. This is authorized by Him. This is Hare Krishna mission, learning to agree with the Lord, and disagree with maya.

A guru gains maximum pleasure in serving the divine couple, Radha and Krishna.

Whenever we see a thing of beauty, we should think of Krishna as the proprietor of that creation.

By reading and understanding the scriptures properly, one can easily attain Krishna.

When we get Krishna, our life is complete. It is like procuring a million dollar deal.

Krishna has made an arrangement for the humans to escape from the clutches of maya, which is, associating with his devotees.