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Both Krishna, Jesus, Buddha, Mahavira and all the religious legends have explained the Ultimate reality in the Universe. Their explanation for the purpose of Human existence and his journey spirituality has difference.
The Bhagavath Gita, which is considered to be thought of Krishna explains the path from animal instincts to divine intuition in a very systematic and practical order.
They have said that they have realized the Ultimate, internalized it and experienced that bliss and if somebody follows them they can take to reality.
Theology of thousands of year’s of human civilization has given clear goal and the pathways. May be some are more clear and some or not.
As a human in the journey of spirituality, one needs to discern the difference between various stages and the religious teachings that support the levels and methods in the journey.
The God or whatever name is not without proof.
The Stephen Hawking with all his search into the Universe for the last 40 years declared that “a unifying theory of science would help mankind to know the mind of God.”
Hawking now explained: “What I meant by ‘we would know the mind of God’ is, we would know everything that God would know, if there were a God. Which there isn’t? I’m an atheist.”
The only difference between them is of intuition and the scientific reality.
It doesn’t mean that there is no singular entity that can function like God. What they say is the Universe has created itself and sustaining by the laws of physics. Why can’t we call the self creating and sustaining Unified and Connected Energy as Supreme Entity. The question is what is its form? Its an energy pool across the cosmos; visible and invisible.
As the mind in Human rules over the matter of body and brain, the Universe and its elements are managed by a Mind or Energy or Consciousness or awareness across the Universe. This is the balancing element between positive and negative energies. This is the energy that is turning into electromagnetic energy to sustain the life.
Indian Philosopher 