Guide to religious principles in the system of varnasrama

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> > No, Prabhu. I am only a foolish man

 

>

> I've heard enough of this excuse on COM before; someone is everready to

> present an outlandish idea, but when called upon to present evidence says,

> "Oh, I am just a simple man." I'd always learned

> that society works by the rule: "Lead, Follow, or Get out of the way"; it

> seems that COM works by "Lead, Follow, or Attempt to lead but then later

> claim that you're just a commoner and therefore have the moral high ground

> even in the absence of any evidence."

 

 

Excuse me, sir. I believe I stated at the beginning of my comment that I was

only expressing my opinions and personal views. Those opinions and views are

based upon my present level of "advancement" which is admittedly very low. I

was not attempting to "lead" in a philosophical argument and I do not want

to get "in your way". I AM a commoner, but I hope this conference will allow

me to express my common views from time to time.

 

 

 

 

> > Srila Prabhupada was the person who stated that

> > the Srimad-Bhagavatam was the "post-graduate" study of Bhagavad-gita.

 

> Note that he said the Bhaagavatam, not the Manu-sa.nhita. Your

> previous message lumped the Manu-sa.nhita in with the Bhaagavatam; I've

> seen no evidence to support that. You're welcome to provide some evidence

> if you desire (and if there is some).

 

 

I have no "evidence" Prabhu. I am very sorry. They were my personal views -

a "gut" feeling - which have served me fairly well over the last few years

of trying to develop my Krsna consciousness with this brain. They are

definitley prone to error and I recommend that no one on this conference

take me as advanced. Hare Krsna.

 

yfs,

Jd