Happy as pigs in stool - Oink ! Oink !

[Guest guest]

Dear JTC prabhuji

 

Please accept my humble obeisances. All glories to Srila Prabhupada.

 

Thank you for the appetiser and the reminder of the short encounter outside

the goshala in 83. I do remember very well this incident and you would be

pleased to know that I often use this story to illustrate befitting example

in classes or even when lecturing to guests. However my dear I have to

admit that you are missing an essential part of the story. I do have a

rather sharp memory (except for remembering Krsna). What actually happened

on that day outside the Goshala is that the man was passing stool

(vrajabasi recycled rejects), and as he was releaving himself, a pig

(another vrajabasi in rounded shape) rushed to feast on the recycled maha

stool. What a sight!! But better sight was when one of the little pigglets

(a younger vrajabasi)jumped on the feasting pig and indulged in brutal sex.

Everything was going in cycle and the pleasure was being felt by all

parties except for us who were learning a good lesson, reflecting on the

morning Bhagavatam. What a world. At least if we don't get digusted in the

West, we get it all in Vraja, plus more.

 

Bon appetit!

 

Your servant

Radha Caran dasa

Kasadesh

 

PS: Bh.Mark story so far made one TP cry and he thanked me for sending what

he classified as the best story ever on the TP conference. I sent that

story to all the sannyasis, Prabhupada disciples, Deputies and a few dozen

friends and swamis. My next target is the GBC body conference. I'll keep

you posted with the feedbacks. I hope I gett rewarded for that. Sounds like

MLM.

[Guest guest]

> Bon appetit!

 

Was this necessary? :-)

 

(No problems for me although!)

(-your friendly neigbourhood oinky)

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[Guest guest]

At 00:08 5/11/98 +0100, you wrote:

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>Must be what they call a pignick

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Whilst in Vrindavan recently we observed a pig farmer calling out,

"Ballpoint,

Ballpoint, come here Ballpoint." One devotee approached the farmer and

asked him if

that was really the name of his pig. The farmer replied, "No, ......that's

just his pen

name."

[Guest guest]

> "No, ......that's just his pen name."

 

Goody! HA! HA! HA!