A short monologue by Jayapataka Swami describing Hindu/Vaishnava spiritual concepts: Krishna as the Paramatma (super-soul) in the heart, the primacy of devotional service (bhakti) over material achievements, and the impermanence of worldly gains which cannot be carried after death. The speaker contrasts material striving with spiritual practice and emphasizes returning to the spiritual world free of birth, death, old age, and disease.
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Ka is in everyone's heart as the super soul of Paramatra. Krishna is known as the Holy Ghost. So it's actually talking to the paramatma in the heart of the entity and to the spirit soul. So with the help of the harmatna, we want to help Jesus to get out of this illusion. The word Kriti has a familiar connotation. The word in a Sanskrit knowledge is Varchara. Varchara means to Lord high the Lord and the process of his devotional service. It means how to encourage someone to take up their devotional service. Sometimes there's no scarcity in the material world. The only scarcity is devotional source. Every season is scarcity. People work so hard to win some athletic competition and work so hard to get some academic degree. They work very hard to get a raise. When I slave. If a little effort they gave to serve, Ka actually be able to perfect her life. Who remembers the one we live at 20 years old. Some people leave, some people break their bones or die. We never lose the result it stays with us life after life. With all the things we achieve in this material world and this material things we achieve in this life, we leave them behind us. Instead we earn millions of dollars. We cannot take one peso to the next worth one cent. You do it stays to your credit. When you have non credit, believe that the jail world and go back the spiritual world you can share the Lord constantly. When there's no birth, death, old age or disease. I Krishna.