Answer to Allegations Made Against H.H. Narayana Maharaja

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> As for the disciples of other gurus, there were many instances when

> devotees asked their diksa-guru for permission to take siksa from or

> simply association of NM or other advanced senior vaisnavas, and the

> diksa-guru said "no" without giving any proper philosophical explanation.

> In such a case, as stated in Jaiva Dharma, the disciple may reject his

> diksa guru and take shelter of that advanced vaisnava because his diksa

> guru is envious of the vaisnavas and has the false ego.

> So the devotees did it and NM had to give them shelter. Why should he be

> blamed for that?

>

Could you please write an exact quote from Jaiva Dharma? This what you

have writen sounds quite heavy. As far as I know one can reject spiritual

master only if he is hopelessly fallen or becomes a mayavadi. Otherwise it

is recommended that if a spiritual master has a temporary falldown disciples

should wait for him to come back. What to speak if a spiritual master is in

a good standing!