psychiatric medications

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>Siksamrta (Siks) pg. 1074:

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>72-02 "Psychiatrists are humbug, all humbug. They cannot help. Best thing

>is to be engaged in continuously chanting and hearing sankirtana, that

>will cure anyone of mental disease." (SPL to Upendra, February 19 1972)

 

 

Will you be sending it every 30 minutes? Is it some kind of psychiatric

test?

 

1hum•bug \"hem-'beg\ noun [origin unknown]

1 a : something designed to deceive and mislead

b : a willfully false, deceptive, or insincere person

2 : an attitude or spirit of pretense and deception

3 : nonsense, drivel

4 Brit : a hard usu. mint-flavored candy syn see imposture

hum•bug•gery \-'be-g(e-)re\ noun

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>> b : a willfully false, deceptive, or insincere person

>> 2 : an attitude or spirit of pretense and deception

>> 3 : nonsense, drivel

>> 4 Brit : a hard usu. mint-flavored candy syn see imposture >>

>> humžbugžgery \-'be-g(e-)re\ noun

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>As Srila Prabhupada was educated in a British college, are you implying

>>he was saying psychiatrists are minty candies?

He-he. I thought Prabhupadas was implying that they are all " willfully

false, deceptive, or insincere person(s)" the candy is "hardly used"

nowadays to cure someone, mainly sticks;-) sir...

 

Anyway Prabhupadas use of words is much deeper then we can see. It is

amazing how he could see things and give instructions for generations to

come.

 

humbug noun

1 syn IMPOSTURE, fake, flimflam, fraud, gyp, hoax, phony, sell, sham,

spoof

2 syn IMPOSTOR, fake, faker, fraud, phony, pretender

3 syn NONSENSE 2, balderdash, blatherskite, bosh, bunkum, flapdoodle,

hokum, malarkey, piffle, rot