Brahmaṇye, the symbol of brahminical culture, brahmaṇye, or the Absolute Truth, Brahman. And dharma-varmaṇi. Kṛṣṇa's body is dharma. That means one who is engaged in Kṛṣṇa's service, he is actually serving dharma, or religion. Dharma-varmaṇi. Or dharma can help you to reach Kṛṣṇa. Dharma. That dharma can be taught by Kṛṣṇa, not by others. You cannot manufacture dharma. Dharma-varmaṇi: He is the master of dharma. He is the master of all yoga, yoga mystic power. Without mystic power, how you can conceive of God? But not a little mystic power. Little mystic power everyone has got.
To the child… Suppose a child, he cannot solve a mathematical calculation, but the teacher immediately says, "This is like this." This is also a mystic power to the child. The child will say, "Oh, how did my teacher… How my teacher can calculate?" Or there are many examples. Suppose my servant wants some money for purchasing things. So in a small piece of paper I write something, "All right, give to the housewife." And immediately she gives him five hundred rupees. So he becomes surprised: "Oh, how is that? This chit of paper and five hundred rupees!" So it is mystic for the servant. One who does not know how the money is paid… Money is already there; he gave a little note, and the money was paid. So one thing may be mystic for a rascal, for a fool, but that does not mean that he has become God. Don’t be misled by little mystic.
So we have to see there are different grades of mystic. I can create something, a little gold. There are mystic yogīs, they can do prāpti. In our boyhood there was one teacher, he knew some yogic principles. If you ask him that, "I want to get fresh grapes from Chaman(?)," he will say, "All right, go into the room. It is there. It is there." So, there are different grades of mystic power. Just like one man's food, another man's poison. One thing may be mystic power for one man, but that is very common thing for others. These gradations are there in this material world. We have got experience: I know something, you know better than me something else, another body knows better than you something else. In this way you go on testing all sorts of mystic power. When you find that "Here is a person whose mystic power cannot be surpassed," let's say, then He is God, Supreme. Yogeśvara. Iśvara. Yogeśvara.