Invocation

Krishna is complete and he is perfect.
Whatever comes out of Krishna, it is also perfect.
Prabhupada explains this truth in the purport.
God can be realised in 3 forms - Impersonal brahman, paramatma feature and as Bhagavan.
Impersonal brahman, paramatma realisations by jivas are imperfect. It is not wrong, It is incomplete. Never criticise others on this.
Only perfect way is Bhagavan realisation.
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If one says mother or father is formless, we will not accept. Similarly, Krishna has a form.
Because Krishna has a form, we have a form.
The purpose of human life is to worship the complete whole - which is Krishna, not to enjoy senses as that is misleading (illusion).

29 May, 2025

If we give one something, there is a reduction.
If Krishna gives something, he still remains unaffected and remains as a complete whole.
Whatever we have we should engage in the service of Krishna.

My summary (for self-reading)

Invocation

Summary: Sri Isopanishad – Invocation

Verse Translation

The Supreme Personality of Godhead is perfect and complete. All that emanates from Him, including this world, is also complete in itself. Even though countless complete entities come from Him, He remains fully complete.

Purport Summary

1. The Complete Whole – Bhagavan

The Supreme Absolute Truth is the Personality of Godhead (Bhagavan), not merely the impersonal Brahman or localized Paramātmā.
Realizing Brahman (eternity) or Paramātmā (eternity + knowledge) is partial.
Full realization includes sat (eternity), cit (knowledge), and ānanda (bliss) — found only in Bhagavan, who has a form (vigraha).

2. Creation is also Complete

The universe, as an emanation from the Complete Whole, is perfectly arranged with all necessities for life.
Its function and dissolution are prearranged by the Lord's complete energy.
Nothing in creation acts independently of His design.

3. The Living Beings

Every soul is a small, complete unit with the potential to realize the Complete Whole.
Incompleteness arises from ignorance of this spiritual relationship.
Human life is a rare opportunity to realize this connection after evolving through 8.4 million species.

4. Illusion of Completeness

People wrongly seek sense gratification, trying to enjoy separately from the Complete Whole.
Such enjoyment is illusory—like a hand severed from the body, which appears complete but is useless.

5. True Completeness Through Devotional Service

Only by serving the Complete Whole can individuals become truly complete.
All efforts—whether social, political, or spiritual—remain incomplete unless harmonized with service to God.

Key Takeaway

True fulfillment and completeness are only possible when the individual soul reconnects with and serves the Supreme Complete Whole, Krishna.