Continuing the disciplic succession

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Dear Bhakta Deepak, PAMHO. AGTSP!

 

I have following comments to your answer to Jayadvaita Swami:

 

Initiation (diksa) is transcendental and knowledge about initiation is

transcendental knowledge (divya-jnanam). You cannot understand initiation

with the material mind. You cannot understand what initiation is by reading

books and applying mundane logic. To understand it you need transcendental

knowledge. The proof is that no-one of you could yet answer my question if

for the initiation any action is required by the guru.

 

Jayadvata Swami is an initiated disciple of Srila Prabhupada and as such he

received transcendental knowledge (divya-jnan hrde prokasito, divya-jnanam

ksapayati iti diksa). So if Jayadvaita Swami explains how the July 9th

letter (which is about nothing else than transcendental things) is to be

understood, then if you are serious you just have to accept it (tad viddhi

pranipatena ...).

 

Of course you could say that Jayadvaita Swami is not a bona-fide disciple of

Srila Prabhupada and he did not receive transcendental knowledge, but you by

applying mundane logic (like doctor frog) know exactly what Srila Prabhupada

intented. But that would be very foolish. You would just concoct some idea

what initiation is.

 

In fact, as I have seen, you have a completely different understanding of

initiation than Srila Prabhupadas disciples. The question is now: which one

is correct?

 

ys Ramakanta dasa