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Q120. Why does Krishna only appear in India?

In the Vedic scriptures, there is no mention of any pastimes of Lord Krishna outside India. In short, when He descends to this planet, the people outside India are mostly atheistic. He does not appear to the atheistic. Lord Krishna appears in His original form as Krishna only once in the daytime of Brahma. This is every 8.64 billion years, and this was last just 5000 years ago. Lord Krishna (God) is not so cheap that He will loiter anywhere. •

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Outside India, most people believe God is invisible/unknown. They cannot describe Him. God is eternal and thus He must have described Himself to humans by now. He has and is completely known to those who believe in Him (theistic) and completely unknown to those who don’t believe in Him (atheistic). Lord Krishna does not appear to the atheistic. In India, there are millions of devotees of Lord Krishna who are pious and very eager to see Him, and they can completely describe Him. Hence Lord Krishna appears only in India.

The followers of Sanatan-Dharma are most pious, have the highest humane consciousness and thus deserve to be visited by the Supreme person. This can be proven by the following facts: The Vedic followers have never enslaved humans The Vedic followers have never stolen land belonging to others The Vedic followers have never attacked another nation The Vedic followers consider all living beings have a soul The Vedic followers are very appreciative, the cow is treated like a mother, even though she is an animal, because she provides milk for us

The Vedic followers consider all living beings as divine, because the supreme is present in them (Lord Krishna is present in the heart of all living beings as the super soul). The Vedic followers believe the supreme is present everywhere (omnipresent). He is the witness to all our actions and thus one must take responsible actions. (Lord Krishna is present everywhere) The Vedic followers believe life is an intelligent design, nothing happens by chance (karma and reincarnation). There is justice for all living beings The non-Vedic followers have a history of using humans as slaves, they have a history of stealing land belonging to others, they have a history of invading and attacking other nations, they do not consider the animals having souls, they have no appreciation, they drink the milk of cows and then cut her throat and eat her, they do not believe all living beings are divine, they do not believe the supreme is omnipresent, they cannot understand why people suffer or enjoy, they cannot understand why there are variety of living beings in different situations, there is no justice for the animals (they are killed for food), and they give no equal rights to those who don’t follow their religion (no freedom of religion). Even 5000 years ago, when He last appeared on this planet, although there was only one religion in the whole world at that time, Sanatan-Dharma (The Eternal Religion). Lord Krishna appeared only in India, because the people outside India did not believe that this Krishna was the Supreme person. Most people in the world at that time believed Krishna was some powerful Yogi and not the Supreme person, Krishna. Some people will look at the India of today and say how God can appear in a country where there is so much corruption, dirty streets, disorganization, tobacco chewers who spit everywhere and so on. Well, until a few hundred years, India was the most prosperous country in the world. The British and Mogul invaders ruled her for about 1000 years until 1947 and they raped India of her wealth and engaged in polluting and destroying the Vedic religion, because they cannot accept anything superior to their recently created man-made religions where God is completely unknown. They are envious of Lord Krishna, the only proven God. Also, since 1947, atheistic/antiVedic politicians have been ruling her and the result is the India of today. In every Kali Yuga, it’s pretty much the same situation, there are many made religions/ideologies who are envious of the supreme person, Lord Krishna, and they deny Him for some unseen, unproven, unknown, and unknowable man-made God.