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> His apology is (also in my eyes) better than no apology. I just wrote, as

> I did with Guru-Krsna prabhu previously, that it would be nice to see it

> if they really understand why a lot of devotees were offended, and THEN

> offer their apologies. That would be very powerful.

>

> > Please, if nothing else, don't see my text as sticking up for hurtful

> > words. I know that would be easy to do, but it isn't accurate. Try to

> > consider that an apology has been asked for, and one has been offered by

> > this devotee, when others have not even offered one. I hope you

> > understand what I mean. Hare Krsna.

>

> After seeing your mood for quite some time, I would never think that you

> are out to do anything else than make sure that justice pervails. Thank

> you for correcting me.

 

Thank you for your kind words prabhu, and your consideration of my words to

you. You are one devotee who is so often willing to at least *listen* to

someone, even if you may not agree. That means a lot, because it seems to be

a rare quality sometimes, that quality of being even a little objective.

 

Your attitude in this regard here in VAD has taught me a lot over the past

year about accepting other opinions, even when they sound like criticism. It

helps you to be approachable in many ways, and that is valuable as well. Not

many people are approachable, because they freak out and point fingers in

defense of themselves. I am glad I am not afraid of you, :-) as I am afraid

of a lot of people here on COM. Thanks for being the way you are.

 

I hope I was not too critical, as I was trying my best only to appeal, not

criticize. Thank you for hearing me with your heart. Hare Krsna.

 

your willing servant,

Jayasri devi dasi