Guest guest Posted December 15, 1998 Report Share Posted December 15, 1998 For > example, suppose you were sitting somewhere chanting your rounds and a cow > came running by and a minute later a person with an axe came running by > and he asked you, "Which way did the cow go? She ran away from my > slaughter house." > You must answer incorrectly and prevent him from killing the cow. You > cannot be truthful here. In Krsna consciousness, relative truths of the > material world is not the basis of judgement, but the significance of > satisfying Lord Krsna. Because Lord Krsna wants protection of cows, you > forego the relative truth of the material world. This is what I meant by > related to the service of Krsna. To tell the truth in this situation > means to act in Maya's service. Because mundane moralists also tell truths > but they are also in maya. So, this is a very old text, so, I'm 1900 texts behind on the varnashrama conference, but This logic is childish. I can very truthfully say that , no, I do not agree to killing cows in slaughter houses, so I will not help you in this regard Sometimes the dichotomy between truthfulness and Krsna consciousness is solved with the help of a little common sense.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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