16 BASY JOURNEY TO OTHER PLANETS
expert transcendentalist,* shall never be disappointed in their |
attempts to enter into the anti-material worid. The obstacles
are many but the devotees of the personality of Godhead
can easily overcome such difficulties if they follow rigidly the
path chalked out by the transcendental devotees. Such devotees
or the passengers, who are progressing inthe journey of life
towards the anti-material kingdom of God, are never bewiider-
ed in such attempts. No body shall be cheated if he adopts
the guaranteed path of devotion for entering into the anti-
material world. One can easily attain all the results that are
derived from the studies of Vedas, performing sacrifice, practis-
ing penance or disposingof charities—simply by the unilateral
performance of devotional service technically known as Bhakti-
yoga’.

‘Bhaktiyoga’ is therefore the panacea for all purposes and |
it has been made more easier, specially for this iron age, by
the Lord Himself in His most sublime liberal and munificient
appearence as Lord Chaitanya. By His Grace one can quickly
pick up the principles of ‘Bhaktiyoga’ by summary disappeara-
nce of all misgivings in the heart and by extinction of the fire
of material tribulations witha chance of ventilating transcen-
dental bliss.

In the ‘Brahma Samhita’ fifth chapter there is a descrip-
tion of variegated planetary system even within the material
world. And in the Bhagwat Geeta, such variegated planetary
system in thousands and crores of material universes, are con-
sidered to be the onefourth part of the complete creative energy
ofGodhead. The major three-fourth part of the Lord’s crea-
tive energy is manifested in the spiritual sky called by the
name Paravyoma or the Vaikuntha Loka.

The explanation of the ‘Brahma Samhita’ is now confirmed
by the material scientist as much as he (the material scientist)
has admitted of the anti-material world.

There was a news from Moscow dated 2Ist February
as follows :—(Indian Express New Delhi dated 22/2/60).

‘‘Russia’s well known professor of astronomy Boris Voro
ntsov-Velianino said that there must be an infinite number of

*Given in this literature on page 23.
