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of Vrindaban, have not the slightest anxiety on account of His merciful existence.”
It is stated in the  Brahma Samhita , Fifth Chapter, 49th verse: all the Vaikuntha planets in the Spiritual Sky are below the planet known as Krishna Loka. The other planets are known as Vishnu Loka. In that Krishna Loka the Lord enjoys His transcendental bliss in multiple forms; and all the opulences of the Vaikunthas are fully displayed in the one Krishna planet. The associates of Krishna are also full with six opulences. In the  Padmollar Khand , Two hundred twenty-fifth Chapter, 57th verse, it is stated that the material energy and the spiritual energy are separated by water which is called the Viroja River. That river is flowing from the perspiration of the first incarnation of Purusha. On the other bank of the Viroja is the eternal Nature, unlimited and all-blissful, called the Spiritual Sky; which is the Spiritual Kingdom, or the Kingdom of God.
The Spiritual Planets are called “Vaikuntha” because there is no lamentation there, no fear, and everything is eternal. The Spiritual World is calculated to be three-fourths the energies of the Supreme Lord, and the material world is one-fourth of His energy. No one can understand this three-fourths, since even this material world, which is only one-fourth of His energy, cannot be described. Lord Chaitanya now tried to convey to Sanatan Goswami something about the extent of the one-fourth display of Krishna’s energy. In this connection He cited an incident from  Srimad Bhagwatam  when Brahma, the Lord of the Universe, came to see Krishna at Dwarka:
When Brahma, the first creature of this Universe, approached Krishna, the doorman informed Krishna that Brahma had arrived to see Him. On hearing this Krishna inquired as to  which  Brahma had come? The doorman again came to Brahma and asked him, “Which Brahma are you? Krishna has asked.”
Brahma was struck with wonder. Why was this question asked by Krishna? He informed the doorman, “Please tell Him that Brahma who is the father of the four Kumaras and who has four heads has come to see Him.”
The doorman informed Krishna, and then asked Brahma to come inside. Brahma offered his obeisances unto the Lotus Feet of Krishna, and Krishna received him with all honor, and then asked him why he had come, what his purpose was.
Brahma replied, “I shall speak about my purpose in coming here, but first I have a doubt. Will You kindly remove it? You have asked through Your doorman  which  Brahma has come to see You. So may I inquire if there are any other Brahmas besides me?”