Discovering the source

Krishn is the originator of transcendental analysis-an inquiry into the divine that transcends time, space, mind and matter, yet remains immanent within creation. His teachings to Arjun in the Bhagwad Gita offer this profound synthesis: the Infinite manifesting as the finite, unseen dwelling in the heart. The numerous pathways to reach the transcendental divine have been explained in the Gita.

In contrast, Transactional Analysis (TA), developed by Eric Berne and popularised by Thomas Harris, explores human psyche through three ego states-parent, adult and child. TA fosters emotional intelligence and healthier relationships, enhancing our material life. But Krishn leads us beyond emotional intelligence to divine intelligence-a wisdom that integrates material and spiritual realms.

In the Vishwarup revelation, transcendental becomes visible, immanence revealed. In temple worship, the immanent evokes transcendental. God is both: ocean and wave. To connect with this dual nature, we engage in devotional acts. These are not rituals, but gateways to divine reality.


Transcendental analysis leads to Self-realisation-not of the ego-self, but of the eternal Atman. We discover we are not body or mind, but jivatma-a soul yearning for union with its source. This transcendental analysis is the path to moksh-liberation from birth and death, and reaching the Param Lok, abode of God.