Guest guest Posted June 23, 2005 Report Share Posted June 23, 2005 >Vastu (vasati) is another example. Ayurveda courses, communication courses, >and so on. ... It is just cheating. Cheaters and cheated. Dear Giri-nayaka Prabhu, Sorry, but I have very little to add to what has already been written on the topic. Somehow, you still have not convinced me that mediation in itself, provided it is used properly, is so perilous for the safety of ISKCON. What is perilous, however -- and much more so -- is our tendency to publicly blame and condemn not just what we imagine to be deviations, but also the devotees behind them, by calling them what you called them in the above quotation -- without even bothering to know their rationales and motives. Knowing some of them very closely, in your place I would not have dared to speak even tangentially about these worshipable devotees in such terms in fear of what could indeed prove spiritually fatal if not for ISKCON at large, but for me for certain. Rather, I would have gratefully taken your kind offer to learn more Vaisnava etiquette instead. Begging to remain. your servant, Madana-mohana das Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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