Guest guest Posted December 28, 2001 Report Share Posted December 28, 2001 > Thanks for the nice quotes Bhakti Vikasa Maharaja. They were just to the > point. Just to the point? Do you mean that it is just to the point that 100 000 000 meals of *prasada* distributed to the conditioned souls is to be understood now as "nourishing a snake with milk and bananas" that "entraps men in maya"? As you said yourself, if the foodstuffs are indeed offered to Krsna then it's a transcendental activity that as such should always be encouraged. If that is really the case, how then it can be said that those quotes were "just to the point"? What kind of paradox is here? When people are benefited spiritually, seems to be no problem. But when people are benefited simultaneously, in the same "stroke", both spiritually *and* materially, then there seems to be no scarcity of quotes and arguments to condemn it as if an unacceptable nonsense. Where is the common sense here? - mnd Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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