Guest guest Posted May 14, 2005 Report Share Posted May 14, 2005 > > > need to search also for opinion of Bhaktisiddhanta and Bhaktivinoda and > > sorry but i relly don't like this style of some devotees saying or writing > "Bhaktisiddhanta", "Bhaktivinoda", "Jiva", "Vishvanath", etc. without > giving them due respect. I know we and you all respect them but still we > must practice to give them due respect in writing and speaking while > quoting them or talking about them. Yes, you are right. I was lazy at typing. No excuse. I should say Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Saraswati and Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura. > > It's like calling "jayapataka", "tamal krishna", "bhakti vikas", etc.... > that's not our position. Thank you for pointing this out. > > > Technical part.... > > Basically, there will be two conferences. First is for discussions in > > order to formulate conclusions. This will be the biggest part of our > > work, everything will be happening here. So, this one could be > > "Prabhupada Siddhanta Study Group (Discussions & Conclusions)", as per > > Hari Sauri prabhu's proposal. > > I also like this name but (sorry for being a "trouble maker" :-)) i think > that "Prabhupada Siddhanta" implies Srila Prabhupada had his own > siddhanta. As we know Srila Prabhupada never made up his own siddhanta but > taught us the eternal siddhanta based on the infallible teachings of Lord > Sri Krishna, Lord Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu and all previous acharyas. > Yes, it can be interpreted like that. But so can be "Srila prabhupada's Teachings". Alse we can say that "teachings" is one thing, but "siddhanta" (conclusion) is another. I'd say, in the end we have to decide for some name. So why not take the name, that was kindly sugested by Hari Sauri Prabhu. I think we cannot go wrong with that. ys gnd Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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