Official Ramakanta vs. IRM discussion thread

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Dear Yaduraja Prabhu, PAMHO. AGTSP!

 

Sorry that my question was not clear enough. So I will rephrase it:

 

If "established himself", "set himself up" and "made himself recognized and

accepted" mean the same but I object to "established himself" and "set

himself up", then why don't you just write only "made himself recognized and

accepted" instead of "established himself" or "set himself up" and in this

way avoid a long discussion with me?

 

I am slowly learning your language. So following three statements mean the

same:

 

"The ISKCON gurus set themselves up as diksa gurus."

 

"The ISKCON gurus established themselves as diksa gurus."

 

"The ISKCON gurus made themselves recognized and accepted as diksa gurus."

 

Please correct me if I am wrong.

 

ys Ramakanta dasa