Stay focuses. Stop the rape

[Guest guest]

Braja,

 

Let me give you this example. There were a great many people that had a

great time, made a lot of money and enjoyed a great deal of power under

Nazi Germany. And they died bragging how terrific it was and dismissive

of those that were not happy. The point is that there is a thresh hold

of experience wherein if 70% or 80% of the people have the experience,

it then becomes something more then 'narrow-mindedness.' It becomes

history. The problem with failing to recognize it is that you then miss

the lessons of it.

 

In your case, there are children being raped to day and you want to talk

about it as if it is a Bhagatam class. This attitude is the sole reason

why the abuse went on and on, because we talked of posturing rather then

what can be done to stop it. So let me ask you this, What can you do to

stop the molestation going on right now there in India? If you having

nothing to contribute on this topic, there are many other forums to talk

about 'real preaching.' Please do not divert the focus of this

discussion from this topic.

 

raghu

 

 

GBC.Unmoderated (AT) pamho (DOT) net [GBC.Unmoderated (AT) pamho (DOT) net] On

Behalf Of Braja

Monday, February 18, 2002 6:42 AM

M. Tandy; GBC Unmoderated

Child molester

 

Mukunda datta prabhu wrote:

 

> Much the same could be said about Krsna consciousness itself.

I've

> been places in North America, believe it or not, where many people

I've

> talked to have never even heard of Hare Krsna before. There's a lot

of

> real preaching to be done, even in places we assume Krsna

consciousness is

> already well-established--including our own temples. If we each focus

on

> doing so by personal example, effectively, our (present) need for this

> kind of discussion will be much less likely.

 

I agree wholeheartedly. My point was that it's easy to be misled into

thinking that the whole world thinks the same way we do [atmavan manyate

jagat] - it is simply not the case, is it? This kind of

narrow-mindedness is

really a stumbling block - usually to one's own advancement.

 

Ys

Braja Sevaki dd