Q: What is our common vision? A: KC population

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> In the Vaishnava family there're also cousins not only brothers and

> sisters, that's the way I see the Rtvics. They relate to Prabhupada

> indirectly. They've chosen to emphsis one of the aspects of

> Guru-Shastra-Sadhu trilogy more than other aspect and let us see what

> happen to our relatives. We should be there for them in times of need as

> spiritual relatives should be, yet we shouldn't mistaken our identity and

> chice.

 

Mayavadis stress certain aspects of Vedic evidence, and they also reject

others, as do the ritviks. However, our policy in dealing with Mayavadis

has been outright assault on their ideologies and teachings. In one of Srila

Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Goswami's pranama mantras, it is said, rupanuga

virrudhapa siddhanta-dvanta-harine, ". . . and he does not tolerate anything

that is not in line with the teachings of Srila Rupa Goswami."

 

That is just our tradition.

 

Since ritvik is a deviation (i.e., it is not in line with the teachings of

Srila Rupa Goswami), we should not tolerate it (hate the sin and not the

sinner program).

 

Of course, this is just my interpretation. . .

 

ys KKdas