The Supreme Perfection
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In that Supreme Abode, there are the  Surabhi  cows, who are overflooding the land with milk. In that land, the Supreme Abode of Krishna, even a moment is not misused. Therefore, there is no past, present or future. An expansion of that Vrindaban, the Supreme Abode of Krishna, is here also on this Earth. Superior devotees worship this earthly Vrindaban as being as good as the Supreme Abode Vrindaban. Nobody can appreciate Vrindaban without being highly elevated in spiritual knowledge, Krishna Consciousness. Vrindaban in ordinary experience appears to be just like ordinary land; but in the eyes of a highly elevated devotee, it is as good as the original Vrindaban. A great saintly person, an Acharya, has expressed this in his song: “When will my mind be cleared of all dirty things, and when shall I be able to see Vrindaban as It is? And when shall I be able to understand the literature left by the Goswamins—so that I will be able to understand the transcendental Pastimes of Radha and Krishna?”
The loving affairs in Vrindaban between Krishna and the Gopis are also transcendental. They appear to be like the ordinary lust of this material world, but there is a gulf of difference between the moods of Vrindaban and this material world. In the material world there may be the temporary awakening of lust, but it disappears after so-called satisfaction. But in the Spiritual World the love between the Gopis and Krishna is constantly going on, and it is increasing at every moment. That is the difference between the love of the transcendental world, and the lust of the material world. The lust of so-called love arising out of this body, is as temporary as the body itself. But the love in the Spiritual World is on the spiritual platform, and the spirit soul is eternal. And so that love is also eternal. Therefore, Krishna is addressed as the evergreen Cupid.
Lord Krishna is worshipped by the  Gayatri Mantra , and the specific  Mantra  is called  Kamagayatri . The explanation of the  Kamagayatri Mantra  is stated in the Vedic literature: that sound vibration which can elevate one from mental concoction is called  Gayatri . The  Kamagayatri Mantra  is composed of  24\frac{1}{2}  syllables, and is stated as follows:
Klim kamadevaya vidmahe puspavanaya dheemahi tanna' nanga prachodayat.  This  Kamagayatri  is received from the Spiritual Master when a disciple is far advanced by chanting  Hare Krishna ,  Hare Krishna ,  Krishna Krishna ,  Hare Hare|Hare Rama ,  Hare Rama ,  Rama Rama ,  Hare Hare . In other words, this  Kamagayatri Mantra  and  Sanksar , or reformation of a perfect Brahmin, are offered by the Spiritual Master to a student when he sees that the disciple is advanced in spiritual knowledge. Even such  Kamagayatri  is not uttered under