Meditations on Transcendence

The Call of the Universal Lover: A Soul's Journey to Krishna In the grand tapestry of existence, we often find ourselves ensnared by the world’s many distractions. The more we immerse in the mundane—chasing ambitions, relationships, and fleeting pleasures—the further we drift from the one who created us, Sri Krishna, the Supreme Lover. But this very distance we create triggers a powerful force that pulls us back, stronger and more insistent with every misstep. Krishna, the all-pervading Viswatma, doesn’t tolerate our prolonged absence. He has created us for a singular purpose: to love Him. Every soul is a piece of His divine puzzle, meant to reunite with Him in a bond of eternal love. When we stray, Krishna’s love doesn’t diminish; instead, it intensifies, manifesting in the form of challenges, suffering, and dissatisfaction with worldly life. These aren’t punishments; they are forces of divine love designed to push us back towards Him. Picture this: a child wandering off from his

Love is beyond everything - beyond just plain existance and knowledge - Infact knowledge is needed to pave way for true love - to understand pure love and obtain nature, attributes in relation to pure love, one has to go thru various experiences in this world with Sri Krishna as our guide, charioter - This is that Arjuna did - Escaping from the world is not advised but at the same it is foolishness to face with world without taking inspiration from the Gita - One has to be armed with the wisdom of the Gita and face life's various intriguing situations - Is our confusion greater than Arjuna's? - who was face to face to kill or get killed by his own Grandfather and cousins, nephwes? We have to encouter such innumerable confusions armed with Sri Krishna's divine wisdom and come out victorious like Pandavas. If one observes the progression in the Gita, the initial chapters stress on knowledge of the soul, its existance uninfluenced by time. Knowledge of the soul is the foundati