Spiritual Revolutionary Lifestyle

26 May 2015--Today we are taking off on another around-the-world lecture tour. On this tour I will be speaking about Krishna and Krishna consciousness in London, Mauritius, South Africa, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Australia, and Los Angeles. I am very thankful to Srila Prabhupada and Lord Sri Krishna for giving me this blissful, most meaningful spiritual revolutionary lifestyle in which it is natural to be fully absorbed 24 hours daily in Krishna consciousness. I can't imagine any greater boon than this. Indeed, I have been blessed with the ultimate boon. Now it is my duty to as far as possible share this ultimate boon with everyone I meet. They will be greatly benefitted, and I will also be greatly benefitted, because the more you give Krishna, the more you get Krishna.

Another Ecstatic Arrival


Another Ecstatic Arrival

Answers by Citing the Vedic Version:

Question: Is Jesus Christ the Son of Allah?

Is Jesus Christ the son of Allah? And is Allah is the Supreme Person from whom the sun and everything emanates? I know that Krishna is the Supreme Lord. Then how is Allah related to Krishna? And how to explain it to others?

Your servant,
Sunitha

Answer: Name May Be Different, But Substance is Same

Allah is the Arabic word for God. There are many languages in the world. In each of the languages we find a word for God. For example in Spanish the word for God is "Dios." Because the Vedic culture is the most God conscious culture in history, in its Sanskrit language there are thousands and millions of names for God, of which Krishna is the chief name.

The name may be different, but the substance or that which is referred to is the same. For example I may say in English "water" when I refer to that liquid which we all drink. A Spanish speaking person will say "agua." Does this does mean that the substance is different? No. The name may be different, but the substance is the same. When it comes to the many names of God in the many different languages of the world the principle is the same. There is only one Supreme Person, one source for all of existence. He has many, many names but He always remains the same Supreme Person.

Some Muslims nowadays object if non-Muslims refer to God as Allah. This means that they are not well schooled in the science of God. They take God as something sectarian, which He clearly is not. They think that only they have access to God. But He is father of everyone: Muslims, Christians, Hindus, Jews, atheists, etc. Instead of objecting when non-Muslims accept Allah as a name of God, they should be glad that their name for God is gaining universal acceptance.

Sankarshan Das Adhikari

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