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SRILA PRABHUPADA SPEAKS ON SIKSA-GURU

(C.C. Adi 1.58)

jive saksat nahi tate guru caittya-rupe

siksa-guru haya krsna-mahanta-svarupe

 

"Since one cannot visually experience the presence of the Supersoul, He

appears before us as a LIBERATED devotee. Such a spiritual master is no one

other than Krsna Himself."

 

"It is not possible to directly meet Krsna, the Supreme Personality of

Godhead, but if one becomes a sincere devotee and seriously engages in

devotional service, Krsna sends an instructing spiritual master to show him

favor and invoke his dormant propensity for serving the Supreme. The preceptor

appears before the EXTERNAL SENSES of the fortunate conditioned soul, and at

the same time the devotee is guided from within by the caittya-guru, Krsna,

who is seated as the spiritual master within the heart of the living entity."

 

 

On 18 Jul 1999, Sthita-dhi-muni Dasa wrote:

> I would like to formally announce on COM that I am a siksa disciple of Lord

Brahma, and thus due to my seniority am the next rightful acarya of ISKCON.

>

> Don't worry, you can trust me on that.

 

First of all, "rightful acarya of ISKCON" is your obsessive preoccupation.

Whoever brought up that issue besides you and Mahanidhi? (more straw-man

arguments, that's all).

 

But more to the point, Lord Brahma has appeared before your EXTERNAL SENSES,

eh?

 

Just a question of clarification.

 

Srila das

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