Krishna means all attractive. Ultimately, all jivas are attracted to the all attractive Krishna , either directly , the best option ,  or indirectly , the long-winded approach.

Lord Balarama expands as Mula Sankarsana,  Maha Sankarsana, and as Maha Visnu. In the Caitanya Caratamrita, it is disclosed that Adwaita Acarya is Maha Visnu.  He calls down Krishna and implores Him to begin another rescue mission. The living beings originally manifested by Krishna’s first expansion Lord Balarama,  both as Mula Sankarsana and as Maha Sankarsana have expanded and become the many Jivas living beings,  they are eternally manifested parts , but simultaneously one and different.  Srila Jiva Goswami says that Krishna can make the impossible possible. Within Krishna, there is unlimited potential .We could say we are eternal because Krishna is eternal. So , Advaita acarya prays to Krishna . ultimately, the jiva who, by their own free will, will decended into the material energies need help , the soul is never satisfied in an artificial and surreal existence. The soul is spiritual and needs spiritual freedom and spiritual attraction.

It’s the all attractive Supreme Personality of Godhead Krishna and Srimati Radharani,  the supreme Goddess of fortune,  who have these attractive spiritual attributes , thus Sri Caitanya Mahāprabhu has revealed all these truths and has mounted the rescue mission based on love and attraction as well as spiritual knowledge,  the cit sakti bring the power of knowledge and the power of Bhakti , loving attraction.

Krishna says in His Bhagavad Gita, ” Again and again I decend into the material realms to reestablish religious principles .It’s these religious principles that encourage and foster love . The Vedas brings this essential wisdom , so Balarama,  through Maha Visnu,  in His form of Adwaita Acarya is calling the Lord to exhibit His all attractive pastimes filled with beauty, love and bliss .

The Gaudia Vaisnava acaryas have written extensively on these pastimes,  they are windows to the spiritual planes.

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