Question: Diverse religions assert their God to be the genuine God. Now and then, certain individuals claim to be manifestations of God. Some think about God individual, others, generic. Who really is God?

Reply: God has these days to a great extent turn into a question of guileless conclusion and visually impaired confidence. Be that as it may, learning of God is an exact and significant science. In view of that celestial science, we should address these inquiries one by one:

As science starts with meaning of the protest under examination, how about we start with the meaning of God. The Vedanta Sutra (1.1.2) gives a definition that concurs comprehensively with the origination of God in the significant world religions: "God is the wellspring of everything." Similarly as there is one wellspring of light for the entire world, who is called sol in Mexico, surya in Hindi and sun in English, correspondingly, there one wellspring of all presence, who is called Allah in the Islamic custom, Jehovah in the Judeo-Christian convention and Krishna in the Vedic custom. On a shallow perusing, the Vedic writings may appear to be polytheistic, therefore influencing the Vedic divine beings to seem, by all accounts, to resemble the agnostic divine beings whose love the Semitic religions deny. In any case, a profound and guided investigation of the Vedic sacred texts uncovers that, however they contain multifaceted ceremonies for staggered types of love, they are definitively monotheistic. That is the reason the appellations to celebrate Krishna in the Vedic convention (e.g. Bhagavad-gita 10.32: "Of all manifestations I am the start and the end and furthermore the center") are strikingly like the scriptural tributes of God (e.g. Disclosures 22.13: "I am Alpha and Omega, the start and the end… ")

In the Bhagavad-gita Ruler Krishna exhibited his godhood by showing to Arjuna his all inclusive frame, wherein lay everything and everybody in presence: the planets, stars and universes and additionally all living creatures – divine, earthbound and sub-earthly. On the off chance that the individuals who claim to be God can't correspondingly show that they are the wellspring of everything, we can securely dismiss their claim to godhood.