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Prabhupada: So you take Bhagavad-gita by your own interpretation, and I take

Bhagavad-gita as it is. So who is right? Who will decide this? You interpret

in your own way. I don't interpret. I take it as it is. Now we are two

parties. So who is correct?

 

Amogha: They say because so many others...

 

Prabhupada: No, no, there are two parties. That's all. Others means one who

interprets, that is one party. And there is one party who does not

interpret. So who is correct?

 

Amogha: They say, "We are right because we are more." They say, "We are

many..."

 

Prabhupada: Many asses means there is an opinion? Many asses give some

opinion. Is that opinion?

 

Srutakirti: They say so.

 

Amogha: They say we are Ph.D., and there are so many swamis and things like

this.

 

Prabhupada: Oh, majority.

 

Srutakirti: Democratic method.

 

Amogha: Majority rules.

 

Ganesa: The result will show.

 

Prabhupada: Yes. That democracy is the ruination of civilization.

 

Amogha: But actually many of them appreciate the actual translation because

it's so much more clear. It's just that before, they didn't read it. Many of

them, now they are reading it, they appreciate it very much

 

Prabhupada: So we want to remain in the minority. We don't want to be

ruled by the majority.

 

 

 

Morning Walk -- May 12, 1975, Perth

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