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The document describes an individual asking Lord Krishna various questions. Krishna responds that vices must be resisted by the individual, that the body is temporary but spirit is complete, and that patience and happiness depend on overcoming difficulties and blessings rather than being directly given. Krishna also notes that suffering brings one closer to him, that one must grow themselves through effort and pruning, and that he provides life so people can enjoy things. Finally, Krishna responds that the individual has understood they must love others as Krishna loves them.
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I Asked Krishna
The document shares a dialogue where the speaker asks Lord Krishna various questions. Krishna responds that vices must be resisted, the body is temporary but spirit is complete, patience and happiness come from within and through difficulties, suffering brings one closer to God, and one must grow themselves through effort while being pruned by God to bear fruit. Krishna says he gives life so one can enjoy things and helps the speaker understand the idea of loving others as he loves them. The document encourages sharing the message to feel good and be blessed, not to judge, understand what is happening, and keep smiling.
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The document contains a series of exchanges where an individual asks Lord Krishna various questions. Krishna's responses emphasize that vices and difficulties are meant to be overcome through individual effort, that happiness depends on oneself, and that suffering can bring one closer to Krishna if one remains patient. Krishna also notes that spiritual growth is an individual journey but that he will provide guidance, and encourages the individual to learn to love others as Krishna loves them.
I Asked Krishna
The document contains a series of exchanges between an individual and Lord Krishna. In each exchange:
1) The individual asks Lord Krishna for something such as removing vices, completing their body, or giving happiness.
2) Lord Krishna responds that the individual must overcome challenges themselves or that true happiness comes from within rather than being given directly.
3) Lord Krishna's responses emphasize themes of self-reliance, inner strength and growth, and finding fulfillment through life's difficulties rather than avoiding them.
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I asked krishna
The document records a series of exchanges between an individual and Lord Krishna. In each exchange, the individual asks Krishna for something like removing vices or giving patience. Krishna's responses emphasize that vices must be resisted by the individual, patience is learned through difficulties, and happiness depends on the individual rather than being given by Krishna. Overall, the exchanges suggest Krishna helps individuals by providing guidance rather than directly intervening or giving things to them.
I asked krishna
The document records a series of exchanges between an individual and Lord Krishna. In each exchange, the individual asks Krishna for something like removing vices or giving happiness. Krishna's responses emphasize that vices must be resisted by the individual, happiness depends on the individual, and that suffering, patience, and spiritual growth come from within rather than being directly given by Krishna. Overall, the exchanges suggest Krishna guides the individual to find answers from within rather than rely on external factors.
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The document contains a series of exchanges where an individual asks Lord Krishna various questions. Krishna's responses emphasize that vices and difficulties are meant to be overcome through individual effort, that happiness depends on oneself, and that suffering can bring one closer to Krishna if one remains patient. Krishna also notes that spiritual growth is an individual journey but that he will provide guidance, and encourages the individual to learn to love others as Krishna loves them.
I Asked Krishna
The document contains a series of exchanges between an individual and Lord Krishna. In each exchange:
1) The individual asks Lord Krishna for something such as removing vices, completing their body, or giving happiness.
2) Lord Krishna responds that the individual must overcome challenges themselves or that true happiness comes from within rather than being given directly.
3) Lord Krishna's responses emphasize themes of self-reliance, inner strength and growth, and finding fulfillment through life's difficulties rather than avoiding them.
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The document describes an individual asking Lord Krishna various questions. Krishna responds that the individual must resist their own vices rather than Krishna removing them, that their body is temporary but spirit complete, that patience comes from difficulties and not by being given it, that happiness depends on the individual while Krishna provides blessings, and that suffering brings one closer to Krishna. Krishna also says the individual must grow by themselves through pruning, and that Krishna will provide life so one can enjoy things. Finally, Krishna notes the individual has understood they must love others as Krishna loves them.
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The document shares exchanges between a devotee and Lord Krishna, where the devotee asks Krishna for things like removing vices, completing their body, and giving happiness. Krishna responds that vices must be resisted by the devotee, the body is temporary but spirit is complete, and that blessings are given but happiness depends on the devotee. Krishna also says suffering brings one closer to him, the devotee must grow themselves through pruning, and that Krishna will give life so one can enjoy things.
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The document records a series of exchanges between an individual and Lord Krishna. In each exchange, the individual asks Krishna for something like removing vices or completing their body, and Krishna responds that the individual must overcome challenges themselves or that happiness depends on the individual rather than Krishna directly intervening. Overall, Krishna's message is that spiritual growth and happiness come from within through resisting temptations and difficulties rather than from him directly fulfilling requests.
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Madhu Pandit Dasa the president of ISKCON Bangalore | Madhu Pandit the chairman of The Akshaya Patra Foundation.
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I Asked Krishna
- 1. I asked Lord Krishna... CLICK TO ADVANCE SLIDES
- 2. I asked Lord Krishna to do away with my vices
- 3. Krishna said: They are not there for me to take them away. They are there for you to resist them
- 4. I asked Lord Krishna to complete my body
- 5. Krishna said: Your spirit is complete, your body is only temporary
- 6. I asked Lord Krishna to give me patience
- 7. Krishna said: Patience is a byproduct of difficulties. It is not given but learned
- 8. I asked Lord Krishna to give me happiness
- 9. Krishna said: I give blessings. Happiness depends upon you
- 10. I asked Lord Krishna to free me of pain
- 11. S uffering makes you go far away from this world and brings you nearer to me Krishna said:
- 12. I asked Lord Krishna to make my spirit grow
- 13. You have to grow by yourself! But I will prune you to make you bear fruit Krishna said:
- 14. I asked Lord Krishna for the things that would make me like life
- 15. I will give you life, so you can enjoy all those things Krishna said:
- 16. I asked Lord Krishna to help me LOVE others, like He loves me
- 17. Krishna said: .... ohhh, you finally got the idea.......
- 18. If you love Krishna, send this message to at least 10 people and back to the sender of this message. It will make you feel good.
- 19. This will be your day. Don’t throw it away...
- 20. May Lord Krishna bless you
- 21. “ To the world you may mean just a person, but to a person you may mean the world”
- 22. Do not judge to not be judged. Understand what is happening and you will be blessed