Oh, it is very nice,

[Guest guest]

Devotee (2): We are giving these books to so many common men. Then the books

will attract them to perhaps chanting and following the regulative

principles.

Prabhup€da: Yes, if they read. Even if they touch. That is the difference

between this book and ordinary book. Even they touch and they read one line

and says, "Oh, it is very nice," he makes a step forward. If he simply says

this word, "Oh, it is very nice," that is sufficient to bring him. Therefore

I am trying to push. He has paid some money. He will then say, "What these

nonsense have written. Let me see." (laughter) And if he sees and says, "Oh,

it is very nice," then the beginning is immediately. Therefore we are trying

to push. At least let him say, "It is very nice." The Kartikeya's mother,

the practical experience... The Kartikeya, when he used to go to see his

mother, the mother was going to dance, ball dance, and she would not speak:

"All right, sit down. I am coming." She used to go out. The same mother

gradually, in the association of her son, became K™¢a conscious. So at the

time of death she asked Kartikeya, "Is your K™¢a here?" and she died

immediately. This is the effect. So anta-k€le, she remembered K™¢a, so her

life was successful. She inquired like this, "Is your K™¢a here?" And

immediately died. So she got the benefit of her son's K™¢a consciousness.

You can ask Kartikeya also. She said that.

 

Room conversation, July 5, 1975, Chicago