Is the formless Supreme, God without form, the same as Krishna?
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"Krishna is not a different God; he is the formless Supreme fully revealed, while we remain veiled in layers that obscure the same divine light within us."
According to Osho, the formless Supreme is the same in everyone—including Krishna. In Krishna the divine light appears fully because all veils have fallen; in us, layers still obscure it. There is no difference in the light itself, only in the coverings. Thus Krishna is not a different God, but a completely uncovered manifestation of the formless.
Why this matters practically
- Points you toward removing inner veils through awareness and meditation, rather than seeking a different God.
- Replaces inferiority with inspiration: the same essence shines in you.
- Clarifies devotion: honor Krishna as a mirror of your own potential for full manifestation.
- Replaces inferiority with inspiration: the same essence shines in you.
- Clarifies devotion: honor Krishna as a mirror of your own potential for full manifestation.
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