Progress is there

[Guest guest]

> What started those reunions was taken the most sensitive issues of our

> childhood --through newsletters, (I spent all my money on them) and

> finding our common cause first in justice and then from that, we began

> to see the difference between the abuse and Krsna consciousness and only

> then could we become enthusiastic about our KC.

 

That's good to hear. Why don't you have a conference of your own that is

open to people who want to hear news of the reunions, not just a conference

for those who attend them. You could most likely garner a whole lot of

interest and financial support from the community of devotees. Many would

see this kind of support as a very positive step towards healing, rather

than the constant 'demands' that we are only hearing for 'justice' and

'apologies' and so on. This is a very positive approach, and I think the

greater community of devotees are *screaming* for a positive outcome to this

issue, don't you?

 

> Resolving these life

> issues does wonders in bringing us to the next stage of our growth as

> devotees. That is what the reunions personified and why spent so much

> time and money doing starting them. If you went to the reunion in LA, we

> probably met. Do you remember?

 

I've no doubt I know you if I saw you - either from the reunions in LA, or

in India, if you were there when I lived there.

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