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At the beginning one, the word, and this word was God and this word was with God. So what is this word?

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"at the beginning one, the word, and this word was God and this word was with God. So what is this word"

Lectures

Srimad-Bhagavatam Lectures

God's, I mean to say, entourage, everything is God. That is called absolute. As, when I speak, my speaking is different from me, so that is not the case with God. God's words, the vibration of God, that is also God.
Lecture on SB 5.5.1-2 -- Paris, August 12, 1973:

Jyotirmayī (translating for Guest): ...that at the beginning one, the word, and this word was God and this word was with God. So what is this word?

Prabhupāda: God, God and God's word. They're identical. God's, God and God's form, God's quality. God's, I mean to say, entourage, everything is God. That is called absolute. As, when I speak, my speaking is different from me, so that is not the case with God. God's words, the vibration of God, that is also God. (break)