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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dattaswami" data-source="post: 19226" data-attributes="member: 1315">God is beyond logic. This means that the actions of God are beyond the normal logical analysis of human beings. His actions appear to be beyond the capacity of logic but it does not mean that they are illogical and unjust. When scholars discuss deeply, the actions are found to be really justified. For example Krishna danced with Gopikas. This action appears to be illogical and unjust because our power of vision is limited to this birth only.  These Gopikas were sages in previous birth and requested the Lord to give salvation from all the bonds like bond between husband and wife, bond between parents and children and bond with money. Krishna attracted their children and stole butter, which was their hard earned money. Ordinary human beings who cannot see beyond this birth can never understand these actions. Beyond logic means not illogical but superlogical. Beyond justice does not mean unjust but superjustice. At the Lotus feet of Datta SwamiANIL ANTONY--------------------------------------<a href="http://----------------------------------------" target="_blank">----------------------------------------</a>Universal Spirituality for World Peace</blockquote>