Krishna Is Never Covered — Only Our Vision Is

A recurring teaching throughout these chapters is that maya does not cover Krishna; it covers our eyes. Whether Krishna is on the battlefield or dancing with the gopis, He remains completely transcendental. The difference lies not in Krishna’s actions, but in the observer’s consciousness. This understanding dissolves the false dichotomy of “spiritual” and “material” situations and replaces it with a Krishna-centred vision.

Spiritual life, therefore, becomes beautifully simple. There is no endless “neti neti” or dry negation. Instead, everything is seen in relation to Krishna — a principle of yukta-vairāgya. Both attachment and aversion bind, but a Krishnized vision liberates. This reflection urges one to stop judging situations as favourable or unfavourable and instead ask: How can this be connected to Krishna?