In Bhagavad-gita, Krishna sometimes speaks from the 1st person, sometimes - from the 3rd person, other times - it seems like He's quoting some other scriptures. Why is it so?
- We never claim that we understand who is Krishna.
- The word "God" invokes Judeo-Christian God. Saraswati Thakur preferred "Godhead".
- If you think that Krishna in His pastimes is not a human-like, but human - it's going to be a disastrous thing.
- First accept: Achintya shakti - the inconceivable potency.
- Wherever there is an individual soul, a jiva-soul - paramatma is accompanying it.
- Paramatma does not interfere with the free will of the jiva.
- The neutral position of Krishna is paramatma. But when it comes to devotion - He is not neutral.
- When you do something that catches all world's attention - that's almost divine - cause for that moment it personifies the supreme.
- When you see the best of something or something in nature: moonlight, sunlight - it's a way of seeing Krishna.
- Brahma, praying to Krishna, says to Him: "Aren't You my father?"
- Krishna can speak from some other position, but actually, "He is everything".