Guest guest Posted August 8, 2000 Report Share Posted August 8, 2000 > The current structure is that we have overworked and overstressed gurus > doing two very difficult back-breaking things at once: Manageing and taking > on disciples. > "Regarding your questions, the sannyasis are now devoted > fully to traveling and preaching work, management is left > to the local temple presidents and the members of the > Governing Body Commission." (SPL to Upendra, August 4th, > 1970) > The point here is that because H.H. Tamal Krishna Maharaja was to take > sannyasa he could not stay on the GBC and so Srila Prabhupada was looking > for a replacement. > But gradually over the years from around the end of 1972 sannyasis started > appearing on the GBC. Srila Prabhupada obviously changed his mind perhaps to > kick-start the preaching faster. > > Now here is the big question, as was alluded to by Srirama and Akruranatha > Prabhus, can the GBC revert back to Srila Prabhupada's original plan of no > sannyasis (or gurus) on the GBC? > I believe he would have implemented that varnashrama principle again, as he > did when he first set up the GBC by keeping the sannyasis 'out of > management'. And the GBC have the attorney to restructure its body in that > way again today. Surely the emergency is over now. We have so many willing > and capable new and old devotees to manage and free all the gurus and > sannyasis to CONCENTRATE FULLY on studying, purity, preaching, and never to > fall down. > > Wouldn't that be really nice? It would be really really nice and it would save the whole Society. Excellent message Ajamila Prabhu. Excellent quotes from Srila Prabhupada. I was thinking of posting these from a long time. You have hit the nail on the head. Vaisnava dasabhas Nayana-ranjana das Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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