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manifested as a child on the lap of His mother or as a charioteer on the
battlefield of Kuruksetra. The concoction of the impersonalist, that one
can become God by meditation or by some artificial material activities,
is herewith declared false. God is always God in any condition or status,
and the living entities are always the parts and parcels of the Supreme
Lord. They can never be equal to the inconceivable supernatural power
of the Supreme Personality of Godhead.

Thus ends the Bhaktivedanta purport of the Seventh Chapter of Krsna,
“Salvation of Trnavarta.”’
