Krishna: A Study in the Theory of Avataras

About The Book: This book delves into "Krishna: A Study in the theory of avataras," aiming to explore various dimensions of the divine figure. It examines the concept of Avataras within the context of time and the universe, delving into the manifestations of the Over-soul in religion and civilization. The text discusses different categories of great individuals based on their prowess in thought, emotion, and action, providing examples to illustrate these concepts. It presents Krishna as a multifaceted figure, portraying him as a man of action, a dispenser of justice, and an inspirer of emotion and devotion. The book explores the eugenic significance of Krishna worship and draws parallels between Krishna and Christ. It also analyzes Krishna's mastery of superphysical powers, his role as a teacher, and his philosophical insights, particularly as elucidated in the Gita and the Anu-Gita. Additionally, the text reflects on Krishna's teachings in relation to political governance and spiritual evolution, touching upon themes of duty, organization, and synthesis. Finally, it concludes with reflections on the evolving thought surrounding Krishna and his enduring influence on human spirituality.