truthseekir1

I live in Miami and visit the Temple in Coconut Grove. I love the times I spend there and enjoy the prasadam which my 7th day Adventist friends have also enjoyed. My question is about the Supreme Personality of Godhead. Hinduism stresses the triune nature of God, like Christianty does. Brahman, Shiva, and Vishnu. Each personality performs a different function, like the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The demi-gods seem to function like the saints of my Catholic faith. Intercessors to God. How did Krishna, a mortal, historical person who lived and DIED on Earth become the Supreme Personality of the Godhead? I have read the Bhagavad-gita and the term "bhagavan" which Arjuna addresses Krishna with, is translated as "mighty one" in versions other than Prabhupada`s. I have not read this book in its entirety, but where does Krishna claim to be the fullness of Deity in bodily form?