Guest guest Posted October 19, 2001 Report Share Posted October 19, 2001 > > > Please define "sahajiya tendency". > > > > To concentrate on the highest topics without even be able to control the > > senses and realizing that one is not the body. > > Right. The sahajiya tendency is then in the one who created the emphasis, > namely the copy/paste wallah, and not in the original authors of the > texts. Sahajiya may also mean that even though one may be qualified to speak, he does not understand that the audience is not qualified to understand and due to this genuine or deliberate ignorance one regularly discusses the highest topics of madhurya rasa which are to be totally avoided in our preaching. Thus he creates a dangerous disturbance in the society of Vaisnavas by presenting elevated subjects to the devotees who are still in the stage of bhajana-kriya or anartha-nivrtti. Prabhupada said that if you hear them prematurely you will be putrefied instead of being purified. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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