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Liberation From Material Planets

The janis and yogis are generally impersonalists,
and although they attain the temporary form of lib-
eration by merging into the impersonal effulgence,
the spiritual sky, their knowledge, according to
Srimad-Bhagavatam, is not considered pure. By pen-
ances, austerities and meditations, they can rise up
to the Supreme Absolute platform, but, as has been
explained, they again fall down to the material world
because they have not taken Krsna’s personal features
seriously. Unless one worships the lotus feet of Krsna,
he again has to descend to the material platform. The
ideal attitude should be: “I am Your eternal servitor.
Please let me somehow engage in Your service.” Krsna
is called ajitah—unconquerable—for no one can
conquer God, but according to Srimad-Bhagavatam,
one with this attitude easily conquers the Su-
preme. Srimad-Bhagavatam also recommends that
we give up this futile process to measure the Supreme.
We cannot even measure the limitations of space,
what to speak of the Supreme. It is not possible
to measure the length and breadth of Krsna by one’s
