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THE LATIN WORD FOR MAN IS HOMO! PERHAPS WHAT YOU MEAN

IS MANIPULATIO, hand-pulling literally ...

 

 

--- Mahesh Raja <mahesh.r wrote:

>

> The Destiny of Srila Prabhupada Poisoners

>

> The Poisoners of Srila Prabhupada (PURE Brahmana

> Vaisnava) are DESTINED to

> go to hell-and accept suitable body of a serpent

> /insect in stool as it

> warrants.

>

> Isopanisad 12

> These rogues are the most dangerous elements in

> human society. BECAUSE

> THERE IS NO RELIGIOUS GOVERNMENT, THEY ESCAPE

> PUNISHMENT BY THE LAW OF THE

> STATE. THEY CANNOT, HOWEVER, ESCAPE THE LAW OF THE

> SUPREME, WHO HAS CLEARLY

> DECLARED IN THE BHAGAVAD-GITA THAT ENVIOUS DEMONS IN

> THE GARB OF RELIGIOUS

> PROPAGANDISTS SHALL BE THROWN INTO THE DARKEST

> REGIONS OF HELL (Bg.

> 16.19-20). Sri Isopanisad confirms that these pseudo

> religionists are

> heading toward the MOST obnoxious place in the

> universe AFTER the completion

> of their SPIRITUAL MASTER BUSINESS, which they

> conduct simply for sense

> gratification.

>

> 680822SB.MON Lectures

> In the Manu-samhita it is stated that when a king

> hangs some murderer it

> is a great favor to him. It is a great favor to him.

> In every country, in

> every civilization, the punishment is "Life for

> life." If you have killed

> somebody, then you shall be killed. AND IT IS

> SUPPORTED IN MANU-SAMHITA THAT

> WHEN THE KING ORDERS THAT A MURDERER SHOULD BE

> KILLED, THAT IS A FAVOR TO

> HIM. BECAUSE IF HE IS NOT KILLED, THEN THE SINFUL

> ACTIVITIES, REACTION, WILL

> CONTINUE, AND THE NEXT BIRTH HE'LL SUFFER. But if

> he's killed in this life,

> then all his sinful activities finished. He'll have

> no more to suffer the

> reaction. So it is friendly action.

>

> 710722SB.NY Lectures

> So this is is not very new. The, in the

> Manu-samhita... Manu-samhita

> means Lord Manu, he's the giver of law to the

> mankind. From Manu, the word

> man has come. The exact Sanskrit word "manusya."

> Manusya means man. So there

> is some link with Manu, M-a-n-u, and "man." So this

> Latin word comes from

> the Sanskrit word, manu. So Manu is supposed to be

> the law-giver to the

> humankind. SO IN THE MANU-SAMHITA IT IS STATED THERE

> THAT WHEN THE KING

> KILLS ONE MAN, OR HANGS ONE MAN WHO IS A MURDERER,

> THAT IS BENEFIT TO HIM.

> OTHERWISE, IF HE'S NOT KILLED, THEN HE WILL CARRY

> THE REACTION OF HIS

> MURDERING ACTION, AND HE'LL HAVE TO SUFFER IN SO

> MANY WAYS

>

> Note: Srila Prabhupda poisoners *think* they can

> get away with stealing

> Srila Prabhupada's position of Guru in ISKCON, steal

> his disciples, his

> property, change his books ----they are mistaken

> --next body is waiting!

> (there is no escape there for these rogues).

>

> Krsna Book 64 The Story of King Nrga

> At this time, Lord Krsna was present among His

> relatives who were members

> of the ksatriya class. To teach them through the

> exemplary character of King

> Nrga, He said: "Even though a ksatriya king may be

> as powerful as fire, it

> is not possible for him to usurp the property of a

> brahmana and utilize it

> for his own purpose. If this is so, how can ordinary

> kings, who falsely

> think of themselves the most powerful beings within

> the material world,

> usurp a brahmana's property? I do not think that

> taking poison is as

> dangerous as taking a brahmana's property. For

> ordinary poison there is

> treatment--one can be relieved from its effects; but

> if one drinks the

> poison of taking a brahmana's property, there is no

> remedy for the mistake.

> THE PERFECT EXAMPLE WAS KING NRGA. HE WAS VERY

> POWERFUL AND VERY PIOUS, BUT

> DUE TO THE SMALL MISTAKE OF UNKNOWINGLY USURPING A

> BRAHMANA'S COW, HE WAS

> CONDEMNED TO THE ABOMINABLE LIFE OF A LIZARD.

> Ordinary poison affects only

> those who drink it, and ordinary fire can be

> extinguished simply by pouring

> water on it; but the arani fire ignited by the

> spiritual potency of a

> brahmana can burn to ashes the whole family of a

> person who provokes such a

> brahmana." (Formerly, the brahmanas used to ignite

> the fire of sacrifice not

> with matches or any other external fire but with

> their powerful mantras,

> called arani.) "IF SOMEONE EVEN TOUCHES A BRAHMANA'S

> PROPERTY, HE IS RUINED

> FOR THREE GENERATIONS. HOWEVER, IF A BRAHMANA'S

> PROPERTY IS FORCIBLY TAKEN

> AWAY, THE TAKER'S FAMILY FOR TEN GENERATIONS BEFORE

> HIM AND FOR TEN

> GENERATIONS AFTER HIM WILL BE SUBJECT TO RUINATION.

> On the other hand, if

> someone becomes a Vaisnava or devotee of the Lord,

> ten generations of his

> family before his birth and ten generations after

> will become liberated."

> Lord Krsna continued: "If some foolish king who

> is puffed up by his

> wealth, prestige and power wants to usurp a

> brahmana's property, it should

> be understood that such a king is clearing his path

> to hell; he does not

> know how much he has to suffer for such unwise

> action. If someone takes away

> the property of a very liberal brahmana who is

> encumbered by a large

> dependent family, then such a usurper is put into

> the hell known as

> Kumbhipaka; not only is he put into this hell, but

> his family members also

> have to accept such a miserable condition of life. A

> PERSON WHO TAKES AWAY

> PROPERTY WHICH HAS EITHER BEEN AWARDED TO A BRAHMANA

> OR GIVEN AWAY BY HIM IS

> CONDEMNED TO LIVE FOR AT LEAST 60,000 YEARS AS

> MISERABLY AS AN INSECT IN

> STOOL. Therefore I instruct you, all My boys and

> relatives present here, do

> not, even by mistake, take the possession of a

> brahmana and thereby pollute

> your whole family. IF SOMEONE EVEN WISHES TO POSSESS

> SUCH PROPERTY, LET

> ALONE ATTEMPTS TO TAKE IT AWAY BY FORCE, THE

> DURATION OF HIS LIFE WILL BE

> REDUCED. HE WILL BE DEFEATED BY HIS ENEMIES, AND

> AFTER BEING BEREFT OF HIS

> ROYAL POSITION, WHEN HE GIVES UP HIS BODY HE WILL

> BECOME A SERPENT. A

> serpant gives trouble to all other living entities.

> My dear boys and

> relatives, I therefore advise you that even if a

> brahmana becomes angry with

> you and calls you by ill names or cuts you, still

> you should not retaliate.

> On the contrary, you should smile, tolerate him and

> offer your respects to

> the brahmana. You know very well that even I Myself

> offer My obeisances to

> the brahmanas with great respect three times daily.

> You should therefore

> follow My instruction and example. I shall not

> forgive anyone who does not

> follow them, and I shall punish him. You should

> learn from the example of

> King Nrga that even if someone unknowingly usurps

> the property of a

> brahmana, he is put into a miserable condition of

> life."

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