As long as we have eyes, we can see god.
The question is if you’re seeing god, do you really believe in him? Or are you just saying “I believe because I can see god”? I’m not sure.
Well, if you ask me, I could probably believe in god without seeing him. What I know for sure though is that I can pretty much taste god by the power of my eyes.
In his new life as the reincarnated god Krishna, Krishna (or god krishna) has been reborn as an ungodly human after his death. In this new life, Krishna is now a human who is in love with a demon named Shiva (or god krishna). While he may have a lot of powers and be an incredibly powerful deity, we all know that the real god is the power in our our eyes.
As it turns out, Krishna likes to wear a lot of jewelry because it makes him invisible. That’s why we see Krishna in his new life, but not Shiva, because the gods are really all about the power in our eyes.
In fact, Shiva is the god of love. So, he has a certain amount of power that we all understand. You can see it on his face, we can feel it in our hearts, and we can feel it in our bodies. Now, we may never agree on how much power is ours, but we can all agree that the power in our eyes is huge.
We can also see how Krishna’s eyes can be so sensitive in that he can read your expression, his eyes are sensitive to your moods, and even the little details. If you have a bad day, you can see how Krishna’s eyes can get really red and sad. This is because he is sensitive to all emotions, whether they’re good or bad.
Krishna is also god of sexuality and marriage, and his favorite position is to be a peacemaker. He is also the god of wisdom, and his favorite position is to be an observer.
The first thing that struck me when I first read the name krishna was an unusual and strong resemblance to the god of love and sex. He may have been a god of great power, but he was also a god of great wisdom, and he was a god of great power. His eye sockets are bigger than the others, and he is very sensitive to the emotions he sees.
