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At 08:12 PM 3/11/02 +0000, Rama Kesava (das) BVTS (Edinburgh - UK) wrote:

>I'm having a vague sort of idea, like a run on from the letter I just wrote.

>I'll just jot down my thoughts as they're coming (forgive the kind of

>bullet-point-like form). Howsabout this: Applied seems to mean contemporary,

>current, or day-to-day. Also, like I just said, this conference is nice and

>generalised. So, here we would seem to be discussing the day-to-day practice

>of Krsna Consciousness, and how we live it. So, instead of asking

>complicated questions (which are the remit of other fora), here we have a

>much broader tableu we can choose from. Simple answer to simple questions,

>and nice generalised discussions.

 

I think you're on to something here. I'd like to see a forum where we can

share our realizations about, problems with, and ideas for our daily

practice and preaching (however we approach it) of Krishna consciousness. I

think we also need to be able to accommodate those who, like you, are

associated with missions other than ISKCON. That would mean, among other

things, due respect not only for Srila Prabhupada, but for Srila Sridhar

Maharaj, Srila Keshava Maharaj, Tripurari Maharaj, Narasingha Maharaj,

Paramadvaiti Maharaj, Narayan Maharaja, etc. It may also mean that we may

have to accommodate questions that arise about practices in those missions

which differ from ISKCON's, and practices in ISKCON which differ from

standard Gaudiya Math practices. Would something like that even work? It

sounds useful to me; I'm kind of an ecumenical Gaudiya vaishnava, who takes

good association where he finds it. But I can only try to imagine how this

might seem to Godbrothers more closely (or more exclusively) associated

with ISKCON than I am or to my Godbrothers' disciples.

 

If we can come to some sort of consensus, then perhaps we could post an

announcement on the X conference; it doesn't make any sense to me to do so

until then. Otherwise, we may just have to let virtual nature take its course.

 

Babhru das

 

>I think we both would feel better about it if we were not in such a trough

>of communication. Then, the funny goings-on would not be so noticable.

>

>-Rama

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> At 08:12 PM 3/11/02 +0000, Rama Kesava (das) BVTS (Edinburgh - UK) wrote:

> >I'm having a vague sort of idea, like a run on from the letter I just

> >wrote. I'll just jot down my thoughts as they're coming (forgive the kind

> >of bullet-point-like form). Howsabout this: Applied seems to mean

> >contemporary, current, or day-to-day. Also, like I just said, this

> >conference is nice and generalised. So, here we would seem to be

> >discussing the day-to-day practice of Krsna Consciousness, and how we

> >live it. So, instead of asking complicated questions (which are the remit

> >of other fora), here we have a much broader tableu we can choose from.

> >Simple answer to simple questions, and nice generalised discussions.

>

> I think you're on to something here. I'd like to see a forum where we can

> share our realizations about, problems with, and ideas for our daily

> practice and preaching (however we approach it) of Krishna consciousness.

> I think we also need to be able to accommodate those who, like you, are

> associated with missions other than ISKCON. That would mean, among other

> things, due respect not only for Srila Prabhupada, but for Srila Sridhar

> Maharaj, Srila Keshava Maharaj, Tripurari Maharaj, Narasingha Maharaj,

> Paramadvaiti Maharaj, Narayan Maharaja, etc. It may also mean that we may

> have to accommodate questions that arise about practices in those missions

> which differ from ISKCON's, and practices in ISKCON which differ from

> standard Gaudiya Math practices. Would something like that even work? It

> sounds useful to me; I'm kind of an ecumenical Gaudiya vaishnava, who

> takes good association where he finds it. But I can only try to imagine

> how this might seem to Godbrothers more closely (or more exclusively)

> associated with ISKCON than I am or to my Godbrothers' disciples.

 

I think you've hit the nail right on the head - our 'daily practise and

preaching' would definitely be a great guide to this conference. I think it

would work. We've already discussed some good examples of it doing so in

some communities around the world, so why not here?

 

Ys

Braja Sevaki dd

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On 11 Mar 2002, Braja wrote:

 

> I think you've hit the nail right on the head - our 'daily practise and

> preaching' would definitely be a great guide to this conference. I think it

> would work. We've already discussed some good examples of it doing so in

> some communities around the world, so why not here?

>

> Ys

> Braja Sevaki dd

 

Can we start with importance of attending Mangalarati. One of the most

important among daily application?

 

Your humble servant,

Bhadra Govinda Dasa.

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> It may also mean that we may have to accommodate questions that arise

> about practices in those missions which differ from ISKCON's, and

> practices in ISKCON which differ from standard Gaudiya Math practices.

> Would something like that even work? It sounds useful to me; I'm kind of

> an ecumenical Gaudiya vaishnava, who takes good association where he

> finds it. But I can only try to imagine how this might seem to

> Godbrothers more closely (or more exclusively) associated with ISKCON

> than I am or to my Godbrothers' disciples.

 

Any more thoughts about this ecumenical idea prabhu? Also, how is your

daughter? is she still in hospital?

 

-Rama

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On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, Svarupa (das) HKS (Lund - S) wrote:

> "try to understand him also"

>

> This is how we will have loving dealings.

 

Nice text, Svarupa Prabhu; thank you.

 

MDd

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At 12:13 AM 3/13/2002 -0500, you wrote:

>On 11 Mar 2002, Braja wrote:

>

> > I think you've hit the nail right on the head - our 'daily practise and

> > preaching' would definitely be a great guide to this conference. I think it

> > would work. We've already discussed some good examples of it doing so in

> > some communities around the world, so why not here?

> >

> > Ys

> > Braja Sevaki dd

>

>Can we start with importance of attending Mangalarati. One of the most

>important among daily application?

 

Why not?

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Ditto

 

 

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[Applied.Krishna.Consciousness (AT) pamho (DOT) net] On Behalf Of Babhru (das)

ACBSP (San Diego - USA)

Monday, March 11, 2002 2:06 PM

Applied Krishna Consciousness

Re: so, just what is Applied then?

 

At 08:12 PM 3/11/02 +0000, Rama Kesava (das) BVTS (Edinburgh - UK) wrote:

>I'm having a vague sort of idea, like a run on from the letter I just

wrote.

>I'll just jot down my thoughts as they're coming (forgive the kind of

>bullet-point-like form). Howsabout this: Applied seems to mean

contemporary,

>current, or day-to-day. Also, like I just said, this conference is nice and

>generalised. So, here we would seem to be discussing the day-to-day

practice

>of Krsna Consciousness, and how we live it. So, instead of asking

>complicated questions (which are the remit of other fora), here we have a

>much broader tableu we can choose from. Simple answer to simple questions,

>and nice generalised discussions.

 

I think you're on to something here. I'd like to see a forum where we can

share our realizations about, problems with, and ideas for our daily

practice and preaching (however we approach it) of Krishna consciousness. I

think we also need to be able to accommodate those who, like you, are

associated with missions other than ISKCON. That would mean, among other

things, due respect not only for Srila Prabhupada, but for Srila Sridhar

Maharaj, Srila Keshava Maharaj, Tripurari Maharaj, Narasingha Maharaj,

Paramadvaiti Maharaj, Narayan Maharaja, etc. It may also mean that we may

have to accommodate questions that arise about practices in those missions

which differ from ISKCON's, and practices in ISKCON which differ from

standard Gaudiya Math practices. Would something like that even work? It

sounds useful to me; I'm kind of an ecumenical Gaudiya vaishnava, who takes

good association where he finds it. But I can only try to imagine how this

might seem to Godbrothers more closely (or more exclusively) associated

with ISKCON than I am or to my Godbrothers' disciples.

 

If we can come to some sort of consensus, then perhaps we could post an

announcement on the X conference; it doesn't make any sense to me to do so

until then. Otherwise, we may just have to let virtual nature take its

course.

 

Babhru das

 

>I think we both would feel better about it if we were not in such a trough

>of communication. Then, the funny goings-on would not be so noticable.

>

>-Rama

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