क्षर, अक्षर, अक्षरातीत | Kshar, Akshar, Aksharatit

This video, featuring Jagadguru Acharya Sri Krishnamaniji Maharaj, explains the theological concept of the Supreme Power (Poorna Brahma Parmatma) within the Sri Krishna Pranami tradition. The core teaching revolves around three states of the Divine: • Kshar (0:10-0:15): The perishable or changeable forms of the Divine. • Akshar (0:19-0:24): The imperishable or unchanging forms (such as Bal Mukund, Banke Bihari, or Goloknath), which manifest to assist the universe during times of difficulty (1:50-2:16). • Aksharatit (0:29-0:36): The original, absolute, and transcendental form of Sri Krishna, defined as the Poorna Brahma Parmatma (3:18-3:26). The discourse further classifies different types of spiritual beings (Srishti): 1. Jiva Srishti (4:08-4:14): Those who perceive Sri Krishna primarily as an avatar. 2. Ishwari Srishti (4:36-4:44): Souls who meditate upon the various imperishable (Akshar) forms. 3. Brahma Srishti (4:49-4:52): Souls who contemplate and are devoted to the absolute, transcendental (Aksharatit) form of the Divine (4:56-5:13).    • महामति श्री प्राणनाथ जी की जीवन वितक (navt...      • Prannath ji Documentry महामती श्री प्राणना...      • श्री बाईजीराज महारानी की जीवनी || Biograph...      • Parable of sage Markandeya मार्कन्डेय ऋषिक...      • मेहेर सागर पाठ :- सब्दों के साथ Maher Saga...