Why Punish Yourself?
Why punish yourself by remaining a sense gratification addict and being forced by the laws of nature to become a animal like a dog, a pig, or a monkey in your next life? That is not very intelligent. You are meant for something much better than that. Human life is meant for higher intelligence, not dull headed animal-like consciousness. Kick the pernicious laziness, craziness, sense gratification habit by taking shelter of Krishna's holy names and you will enter into the domain of unlimited eternal bliss. If you don't believe me, just take a chance and try it. I can assure you that you will achieve something unlimited millions and billions of times greater than anything else you could ever achieve in this temporary material world, even if you were to attain the topmost position here of Lord Brahma, what to speak of any lesser level of so-called material success such as a billionaire or a famous, powerful person on this earth planet.
Why asuras are generally very strong although they do not comply with the laws of God?
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Abhiram
Sankarshan Das Adhikari
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Question: Why Demons Are Very Strong?
Please accept my obeisances, Srila Gurudeva,Why asuras are generally very strong although they do not comply with the laws of God?
Thanks,
Abhiram
Answer: They Soon Lose Their Strength
Whatever strength is possessed by the asuras, those who are demoniac, is simply due to their past pious activities. Because they are presently engaged in sinful activities they are depleting their strength and will soon be reduced to powerlessness. The devotees of the Lord, however, develop unlimited, ever-increasing spiritual strength because they always remain absorbed 24 hours daily in the service of the Lord. This is the why most powerful and influential people in the history are the moonlike devotees of Lord Sri Krishna, not the fools who flaunt the authority of the Lord and are compared to insignificant stars in the sky.Sankarshan Das Adhikari
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