The incarnation of universal consciousness, Bhagavan Sri Krishna, is celebrated.
There are two kinds of incarnations: Nitya Avatara, the ever-present saints, and Nimitta Avatara, who descend for a specific purpose. God manifests when negative forces overwhelm, to protect dharma and remove adharma. Quality defines a human, saint, God, or demon. The demonic appears outwardly friendly but harbors destructive inner vrittis. In God’s house there may be delay but not darkness. Parvati questioned Shiva why a great yogi at a cremation ground had nothing while others prospered. Shiva approached and offered boons, but the yogi refused everything, desiring nothing. He remained nirbhaya, beyond fear, and nirichha, desireless. Holy Guruji, from childhood, longed only for Krishna. He was told to go to Jodhpur, and walked a hundred kilometers in one day. There, Mahaprabhuji greeted him and revealed that the promised meeting from a dream had come exactly true. Guruji recognized Mahaprabhuji as Krishna and his searching ended. The body is mortal; the Atma is immortal. No weapon can cut it, fire cannot burn it, water cannot wet it, death cannot take it. That Atma is Satchidananda—truth, consciousness, bliss. So become Krishnamaya, realize the Atma and perform duty without self-centeredness.
“In my Virāt Svarūpa, when in every atom is God, then He is also in the rākṣasas too.”
“On the day when you truly think that yes, you are the complete surrendered servant, then you will not think about yourself. You become the instrument in His hands.”
