Shri Krishna is the embodiment of Sat-Chit-Anand, meaning eternal existence, consciousness, and bliss. More than just a formless divine state (Brahm), He is the source of happiness (Anand-Kand), giving bliss to bliss itself. The Shvetashvatara Upanishad explains that God is omniscient (Gya), while souls are ignorant (Agya) and trapped under maya’s influence since eternity. Although God is omnipresent, souls remain mentally turned away from Him, seeking happiness in the material world instead of surrendering to Shri Krishna, the true source of eternal joy.
Who Are We Turned Towards?
Shri Krishna is the embodiment of Sat-Chit-Anand, meaning eternal existence, consciousness, and bliss. More than just a formless divine state (Brahm), He is the source of happiness (Anand-Kand), giving bliss to bliss itself. The Shvetashvatara Upanishad explains that God is omniscient (Gya), while souls are ignorant (Agya) and trapped under maya’s influence since eternity. Although God is omnipresent, souls remain mentally turned away from Him, seeking happiness in the material world instead of surrendering to Shri Krishna, the true source of eternal joy.