Like God's messenger, we too must avoid the company of atheist materialists, as God commands us.

Taking his servant and messenger Krishna as an example, God, the Supreme Person, the Eternal Sovereign, wants us to act as he did, and that we too, in the face of unbelieving materialists, become blind and deaf, so as not to look at their deceitful writings, nor to listen to what they say, for they mislead us and plunge us into ignorance of everything.

They themselves are plunged into total ignorance of the facts concerning God, of existential and absolute truth, of their true spiritual identity, and of the true spiritual knowledge of which God is the original source. They live in perpetual lies and ignorance, are the source of countless deviations, have no future or clear purpose, their knowledge is based on vague materialism, without a solid foundation, and are heading towards perdition, confinement, perpetual suffering, and Hell.

They will not enter the Kingdom of God, and they want to prevent us from doing so.

Therefore, as God's servant and messenger, let us not look at their writings, which are full of errors and lies, for they are based on ignorance of the facts concerning Krishna, God, the Supreme Person.

Lord Krishna, God, adds: Behold, My servant will prosper. He will ascend, he will be exalted, he will be very high.

Just as you were a source of terror to many, so disfigured was your face (by suffering), so different was your appearance from that of the sons of men.

So too, he will purify many nations by his appearance.

Likewise, he will be a cause of joy for many peoples.

Kings will shut their mouths before him, for they will see what they had not been told, they will learn what they had not heard, they will understand what they had not understood.

To be blind and deaf is to protect oneself from falling into the deepest pit, the one that plunges into ignorance and forgetfulness of God.

To be blind and deaf is also, by reading the writings of atheist materialists and listening to their harmful pronouncements, to be certain of plunging into the darkness of ignorance of God and existential truth, of being constantly anguished and fearful, of suffering perpetually, and of walking the path of perdition that leads to Hell.