Abhava-yoga is that state in which one perceives an all illuminating void as the essence of oneself. The mind becomes extinct in this state. For someone in the state of Abhava-yoga, the world will be devoid of any objects. Ref: Kurma-Purana II.11.6, Linga-Purana II.55.14, Shiva-Purana VII.2.37.10.
Bhaga means six qualities:1. Jnana (knowledge). 2. Dharma (righteousness). 3. Vairagya (dispassion). 4. Aiswarya (rulership). 5. Yashas (fame). 6. Shree (abundance of resources). Someone who has bhaga is Bhagavan. Krishna has all these, so he is Bhagavan.
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