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Why does the moon appear in pictures of Krsna yet the abode of Krsna is described as having no need of sunlight or moonlight?

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"why does the moon appear in pictures of Krsna yet the abode of Krsna is described as having no need of sunlight or moonlight"

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1970 Correspondence

The answer is that these pictures show Krsna as He appeared in Vrndavana 5,000 years ago. It may be understood therefore that it is the moon of this world which is seen along with Krsna in these pictures.
Letter to Indrani -- Los Angeles 26 July, 1970:

Regarding your question why does the moon appear in pictures of Krsna yet the abode of Krsna is described as having no need of sunlight or moonlight, the answer is that these pictures show Krsna as He appeared in Vrndavana 5,000 years ago. It may be understood therefore that it is the moon of this world which is seen along with Krsna in these pictures.

Please try to read our literatures very carefully and try to understand the philosophy with the help of your good husband.

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