The great trancendental conundrum of the absolute truth speaking untruth along with His intimate friends..

In 1922 approx , Srila Bhaktisiddanta Sarasvati Goswami Maharaja met with one Professor Suthers , who visited India on behalf of the British government to try to get an understanding of the complexities of Sanskrit languages that appeared to  contain many levels of  sciences  within them . So envious  and dumbfounded were the British   that they set up a sanskrit college in Hertfordshire to learn the language and then retured to India to introduce twisted meanings , using words like mythology in an attempt to subjugate the people of India and minimise the great Vedic cultures .

The Proffesor  made an observation to Srila Bhaktisiddanta Sarasvati Goswami,  that  ” your Krishna who you worship appears to be immoral ”

Srila Bhaktisiddanta Sarasvati Goswami immediately retorted , with his usual brilliance and trancendental insights , that Krishna activities exhibited the highest levels of morality.

How this can be understood can only  be found out by questioning a self realised soul who is a mature Vedic scholar . Who is  also  Krishna’s pure devotee and who has the appropriate symptoms of knowledge and detachment from the material world  and his being a topmost Yogi , as Krishna mentioned in His Bhagavad Gita ,”  My pure devotees are  the topmost and  best of the yogis “

Spiritual texts can be confusing , sometimes the absolute truth appears to  speak  lies, and so do his intimate friends . Why this is so or why on the battlefield of Kuruksetra Arjuna’s request for moral actions were ignored by Krishna and why both Yudhisthira and Bhismadeva,  who were overly attached to speaking truth were  wrong  can revealed  by speaking to Krishna’s pure devotee.

Thus, this  great conundrum can be laid to rest .

Here is a hint , if a murderous person were  looking for a person that you were  hiding in your house  and  asked You  “Have you seen such and such ?” a moral and ethical person would immediately lie .

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