Krishna is everything, he is glorified by The Vedas, The Puranas, The Upanishads and all world scriptures. One who lays claims to the truth deals with Krishna, for his names are threaded through all holy books and religions. He cannot be escaped, for His Mercy extends to the ends of the universe. Krishna has mercy on every creature throughout the entire cosmic manifestation. Krishna has many forms on innumerable worlds and knows Himself. He will always glorify Krishna saying, "I am Krishna, The Absolute Unborn Almighty." He may speak it openly or in secret, depending on whether or not he will be heard. Krishna does not need to be sanctified, glorified or even noticed by the world. His purposes are beyond all comprehension.
Krishna cannot sin, for he is sound action personified. He does not need to repent or follow after the gods of this world. He merely glorifies His Name by singing it and remains perfect in devotion unto Himself. Even if he becomes disillusioned and makes many mistakes, he is God all the more; without need of restitution. Krishna does not need to pray or seek forgiveness from god; for He is God and has no need, other than to glorify his own name. When he arrives in a human form, he is given over to the struggles of this temporary life and must learn through his own trials, that The Glorification Of His Name is all that is necessary for emancipation. This goes for Krishna, all his incarnations and every creature in heaven above or in the earth beneath.
People speak of Krishna, knowing that speaking His Name brings glory to the earth. For He is Brahman, The Absolute Force creating all things, sustaining all things and dissolving all things. When everything is destroyed Krishna remains as The One True Godhead, over his subjects and all who love him. Krishna knows that He is everything and that everything is inside of Him; and yet he is outside all of this. He cannot be superseded, even if he is unaware of the attack of his oppressors. He is the nature of The Universe and all laws holding it in place. He is Justice, He is Righteousness and He is All Glory! Singing The Names Of Krishna releases all creatures from the bondage of egoism and self centered behavior.
Krishna allows all the guilt of sin to be absorbed into Himself and then sings his own glorious name, releasing every creature from bondage, shame and despair with these very words:
Krishna cannot sin, for he is sound action personified. He does not need to repent or follow after the gods of this world. He merely glorifies His Name by singing it and remains perfect in devotion unto Himself. Even if he becomes disillusioned and makes many mistakes, he is God all the more; without need of restitution. Krishna does not need to pray or seek forgiveness from god; for He is God and has no need, other than to glorify his own name. When he arrives in a human form, he is given over to the struggles of this temporary life and must learn through his own trials, that The Glorification Of His Name is all that is necessary for emancipation. This goes for Krishna, all his incarnations and every creature in heaven above or in the earth beneath.
People speak of Krishna, knowing that speaking His Name brings glory to the earth. For He is Brahman, The Absolute Force creating all things, sustaining all things and dissolving all things. When everything is destroyed Krishna remains as The One True Godhead, over his subjects and all who love him. Krishna knows that He is everything and that everything is inside of Him; and yet he is outside all of this. He cannot be superseded, even if he is unaware of the attack of his oppressors. He is the nature of The Universe and all laws holding it in place. He is Justice, He is Righteousness and He is All Glory! Singing The Names Of Krishna releases all creatures from the bondage of egoism and self centered behavior.
Krishna allows all the guilt of sin to be absorbed into Himself and then sings his own glorious name, releasing every creature from bondage, shame and despair with these very words:
hare krishna hare krishna krishna krishna hare hare
hare ramah hare ramah ramah ramah hare hare
O' How Gloriously Brahma must have pleased His Father. That son of Ramah!
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