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> Thank you. So do I. But I won't sit by and listen to someone call me

> 'hardhearted' because I mention the philosophy.

 

I didn't have the impression that you were called hardhearted just because

you were trying to be philosophical. Didn't you perhaps take it too

personally?... I doubt there is anyone here, on this forum, objecting to

the philosphy. To accept a certain presentation of the philosophy may be a

problem, though.

 

> That kind of sentimental

> foolishness will help no one. Action in Krishna consciousness will.

 

I would be curious to hear your understanding of sentimentality and to what

degree sentimental feelings are "allowed" in KC, in your opinion. A few

practical examples would be helpful. Also, what is action in KC for you? I

don't intend to argue, I am just trying to understand your point of view.

 

> > She seems to make a lot of effort to help people in need and it doesn't

> > matter whether you call it a material or spiritual support

>

> Yes it does. It matters a whole lot.

 

It's a question of what perspective you look at this from. You like to share

different perspectives, so here was mine.

 

 

Viraja