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Hi Lisa. What a wonderful question. (1) Regarding how to quiet the mind please refer to my playlist “Mind on a Leash.” Meditation practices are very helpful but there are some things to do that will help you retrain your mind before you learn to meditate. (2) your question on detachment while functioning in the world can be best answered in my video based on Chapter 3 of Bhagavad Gita. You will find it here kzbin.infoabgeWph8BRA?si=rq-kQsoq6Zq2zfQf

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Shiva is in a unique position. He's not an ordinary living entity (jiva), he's not an ordinary demigod (deva), nor is he in the Vishnu (God) category. Shiva has his own tattva, category of being, known as shiva-tattva. His residence, Kalilash, isn't annihilated when the rest of the material manifestation is annihilated. Shiva and his abode are eternal just like the spiritual world, Vaikuntha, the abode of Vishnu. Shivaya vishnu roopaya shiva roopaya vishnave Shivescha hrudayam vishnuhu vishnuscha hrudayam shivaha The shloka says- Shiva is another form of Vishnu, Vishnu is another form of Shiva. Shiva resides in the heart of Vishnu, Vishnu resides in the heart of Shiva. Shiva is the greatest Vaishnava of devotee of Krishna. Vishnu in his avatar of Rama shows how devoted he is to Shiva.. Vishnu and Shiva are very close and very dear to each other. Brahma, in his prayer known as Brahma-samhita, compares Shiva to yogurt and Krishna to milk. By adding some culture to milk, one makes yogurt. Both come from the same substance, yet are slightly different in quality. Milk, or Vishnu, is the source. Such is the relationship between Shiva and Krishna. Vishnu is responsible for the maintenance of the material and spiritual worlds. Shiva is responsible for the destruction of the material world. He is also in charge of the tamas (mode of ignorance), although he's not personally affected by it. Shiva is constantly in meditation on Vishnu. He is extremely powerful and full of good qualities. He's easily pleased by service and devotion to him, but he's most pleased when his followers direct their ultimate worship to Vishnu. Read the story of Daksha in the fourth Canto of the Srimad Bhagavatam; there you'll get a good understanding of the power and majesty of Shiva.

Your question is profound. To want to see Krishna has been the longing of all those who have loved him. Many people say show me God then I will believe. Imagine saying let me shake hands with the president of the US then I will believe that he exists. It doesn't work like that. Krishna is showing you who he is, what he looks like and what he does. If you want to get closer and meet him personally then there is a process. He says in the Bhagavad Gita, "Engage your mind always in thinking of Me, become My devotee, offer obeisances to Me and worship Me. Being completely absorbed in Me, surely you will come to Me." He reveals himself to those who are totally absorbed in him and have no interest in worldly matters. I have met many such wonderful devotees and heard from them of his wonderful pastimes even now.

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Jesus may say that he is the way to the Father but Krishna, in the Bhagavad Gita, says “for all species of life that are produced, the material nature is the womb, and I am the seed-giving Father.” He also says, “I am the source of all spiritual and material worlds. Everything emanates from Me. The wise who perfectly know this worship Me with their heart.” So if Christ wants to bring you to the Father - Krishna - perhaps you should read the Fathers own instructions in the Bhagavad Gita.

I agree.

Since you’re kind enough to respond, I’d like to impose a bit further! John 3:17 says the following: “For God sent Not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved.” Furthermore, Christ gave up his life freely, by taking the cross, in order to settle the debt for my sins and yours. Then three days later God resurrected him from the dead, at which time He showed himself to many people, as further evidence of His Lordship. For God so loved the world that He gave us His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him, should not perish but have everlasting life. John 3:16. Thank you kindly for your forbearance. Blessings🙏

I guess these seven principals all apply...

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