We know what's different but what's common ?

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Dear Madhava Gosh prabhu,

PAMHO AGTSP

 

That's the cycle of birth & death alright. We all agree to these concepts.

 

I intended to insinuate (maybe too ironically) in my previous mesege that

one becomes what he rejects the most. If one desn't let go of it.

 

One thing we can learn from impersonalists or Buddhists or that's

respecting their determination & perseverance and other spiritual (human)

qualities. There must be some satisfaction coming from experiencing the

Abstract or the Void. A releaf from suffering that influences all the

differnt levels of being might be one motivation for choosing that

spirituality . See, I don't beleave that all people are so noble these days

to go through all philosophies to choose the "corect" and highest verssion.

Nor is it possible. It sounds linear and life is multidimentional. Most

people make a choice because of other reasons than philosophicall concepts,

in Iskcon too. An ultra idealistic/utopian/dogmatic strategy for life might

indicate an "impersonalist devotee". We become noble and personal

practicing.

 

If I may add an interpretation I'd say that it is not too late for shifting

from too much JNANA to VIJNANA. No matter if we didn't digest all of Srila

Prabhupada's literatures. On this field of applied knowledge we have plenty

to learn from others, we need to find SOLUTIONS for varrious problems in

devotional life .

 

YS,

PG das