Vrndavana was mad after Him. At this time, He even restricted His father from
worshiping the demigods, to show us that no one need worship any god but Him.

The purpose of human life is to return to the abode of the Lord. This eternal sky is
described in Bhagavad-gita. This is in Chapter Eight, verses 19 and 20. We have a
material concept of the sky, with the sun, stars, moon, etc. But the Lord says that in
the eternal sky there is no need of sun or moon, nor of fire or electricity, because the
spiritual sky is already illuminated by the brahma-jyoti, the rays of the Supreme Lord.
Brahma-jyoti is in the spiritual sky, wherein the planets are called Vaikuntha and
Goloka. The Lord resides eternally in His supreme abode, but He can be approached
from here also.

The Lord comes to manifest His real form, sac-cid-ananda vigraha, so that we don’t
have to imagine what He is like. However, although the Lord comes among us and
plays with us like a human being, we should not think that He is one of us. It is
because of His omnipotence that He can come among us and show us His pastimes.

There are innumerable planets in the brahma-jyoti, just as there are in the material
sky, but all these planets are spiritual, not material. The Lord says that anyone who
can approach that spiritual sky need not return to this material sky. In the material
sky, even if we live on the highest planet, which is called Brahmaloka, we must still
suffer the miseries of material existence. These miseries are four: birth, death, disease
and old age. No material being is free of them.

The Lord says that the living entities are travelling from one planet to another.
We need not rely upon mechanical arrangements to go to other planets. For anyone
who wants to go to another planet, such as the moon, the Bhagavad-gita instructs
that there is a simple formula—even to go to the highest planet. If we practice the
process of worshiping a particular demigod of a particular planet, we can go there.

Those whose minds are distorted by material desires surrender unto
demigods and follow the particular rules and regulations of worship
according to their own natures. I [Krsna] am seated in everyone’s heart
as the Supersoul. As soon as one desires to worship demigods, I make his
faith steady so that he can devote himself to that particular deity.
Endowed with such a faith, he seeks favors of that demigod and obtains
his desires—but in actuality these benefits are bestowed by Me alone.
Men of small intelligence worship the demigods, and their fruits are
limited and temporary. Those who worship the demigods go to the
