Only when the individual being distinct from the Lord surrenders to God, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, is his liberation from material existence assured. Surrender to God, the Supreme Person, is the only cause of liberation.

A liberated being, whose consciousness is established in Krishna, does not really live in this world even if it is still there. He who is absorbed in the consciousness of God is a liberated being. He has no real relationship with the material world. He who reaches the spiritual and absolute level frees himself from the cycle of death and repeated rebirth. Simply knowing the absolute nature of Krishna, God, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, frees from the chains of the cycle of birth and death. When he leaves his material body, the liberated being then returns to his original abode, to the kingdom of God.

Let us surrender to Kṛiṣhṇa, God, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, and serve Him with love and devotion, and at the death of our body we will find our spiritual body through which we will enter the kingdom of Kṛiṣhṇa, all of knowledge, bliss, and eternity. This is the true resurrection.

Surrender to God and devotional service is the sure way to approach Krishna, to enter His kingdom, to see Him face to face, and to live with Him in an ineffable happiness uninterrupted for eternity.

The perfect knowledge that leads to God.

He whose intelligence and mind, refuge and faith rest in God, sees pure knowledge rid him of all his doubts. He then takes a firm step on the path of liberation, of salvation.

He whose thoughts, intelligence and faith remain fixed on God, taking complete refuge in Him, is freed from doubt and possesses a perfect knowledge of all that relates to the absolute, that is, to God. He knows Himself both One with the Lord and distinct from Him. Armed with this spiritual knowledge, he progresses in a certain way on the path of liberation.

It is in God’s consciousness that knowledge and peace reach their peak. The man of faith bathed in absolute knowledge and master of his senses, knows the highest spiritual peace.

He whose acts are imbued with devotion, the pure soul, master of its senses and mind, is dear to all, and all are dear to him. Although always active, it never falls into the traps of karma, law action-reaction, or the law of cause and effect. He puts his words and his body, mind and intellect at the service of the Lord, in God consciousness, Krishna consciousness, is perfectly liberated from this world, even if his actions seem material.