Krishna and The Bhagavad Gita – A presentation on Your Song of God

Being Filthy Rich is an is, it is not a wish or a prayer

The immeasurable Love, Wisdom and Intelligence that Krishna taught holds immense relevance for this current era. In fact, these ageless teachings span the entirety of human existence, as they speak to and illuminate the age-old inflictions that are caused by the treacherous lies that dominate and permeate this plane of life. For so long as the lies continue to dominate through the collective insistence to live in direct opposition to the Field of Immeasurable Love, Wisdom and Intelligence, then, Krishna’s presence and teachings will continue to hold both universal and worldly relevance = will we continue to insist on being human by that which seeks to relentlessly ruin and defile, or make gloriously human the everything that Design impulses life to be?

Krishna is not a valiant character in a saga crammed by theatrical melodrama. The poignant farce and the tragedy that spurs is not old or new but every era pressing i.e., while there is a clock that holds emphasis, so too the persistence of what presses to crush enrichment out of our picture. Krishna, therefore, is a symbol for boom and boon, a he and she for us all to respond and maximise the factor of explosivity so that The Element of Design Quantity can be assigned with no restriction for its source of One Life enrichment to fulfil its magnitude upon us and those in our field of interactivity.

Unsurprisingly, the lie of the linearity of time, reduces the Bhagavad Gita to a story for the particular time and culture in which it was written. However, the direct communication within the story transcends time and culture, holding as much relevance now as it did at the time it was written.
“The characters the original story is based on could be any person(s) from any country, ethnicity or era which translates to any one of us today and the many todays yet to be until they are no longer the today and a today that is impulsed by creation. Further meaning that, despite the obvious style of the backdrop, its clan-based representation, and period of idiomatic expression, it is an abiding situation that portrays in one way of many what we all encounter and know life under creation’s imposition. In other words: the revelation is in what has been pranically designed to be ‘family’ in all its finely dressed but in-truth debilitating customs, obligations and ideals, and by what and through whom the astral rules, demands and expectations have come to be.” ~ There is a Field of Immeasurable Love, Episode 1, p7-8

The study of Krishna reveals the illusion of lineal time, as everything this movement was, simply IS and continues to be. The background forever remains with everything cycling back around, repeating itself until it is a substantiated substance that guarantees the onward continuance of the One movement: the trail of integrity and the godsend of enrichment.

Will we reposition ourselves to be the eternal solidness of this otherworldly background, a background that is alive and not time worn, lost or old, or will we continue to pay the costly price of moving absent of this substance?
Join us in dialogue with Krishna as we explore the vast wisdom and ageless jewels crowned within the Bhagavad Gita.   “When the illusion of Kurukshetra is finally arrested, within every one of us first, and then by all of us as a whole, and thus the spirit’s creation is also arrested, and this event being an inevitability that no amount of force and enforced apparent can prevent, we shall have the end of days. This means a return to Soul, which is timeless”
~ There is a Field of Immeasurable Love, Episode 1, p97