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The same point as with the Lord who is playing like an actor in a theatrical drama we can see in the application of the word lila ( līlayā) as referring to the pastimes of the Lord which he performs in his various incarnations (avataras) is explicitly mentioned in the Bhagavatam 1.1.17: And in reality He is not influenced by the ego, deluded mind, improper behavior, etc. Even in such circumstances the Lord is situated in his transcendental position that is above ordinary mundane affairs. So when the Lord behaves to appear like he has an ego, or something else that looks like he is an ordinary human, we should understand that this is just to appear to be as such, just like when an actor is playing in a theatrical drama. Things, neither in their speculations nor in their words." Transcendental nature of the forms, names and activities of the Lord,

"The foolish with a poor fund of knowledge cannot know the There are verses in the scriptures that say about the Lord like that, such as Bhagavatam 1.8.19, and such as this one from the Bhagavatam 1.3.37:

And we should understand that when the Lord performs his pastimes or lilas, He is just like a player or like an actor playing in a theatrical drama. They both are the Supreme Lord who appeared in two forms as two brothers, Krishna and Balarama.Īnd what they did is something called "pastimes of the Lord", ie lila. Lord Balarama is Lord Vishnu just like Lord Krishna is Lord Vishnu also.