Real Action

[Guest guest]

> > > However, I have seen that H.H. Narayana Maharaja has really

> > > helped

> > >a lot of devotees who were already down and out, so to speak.

 

I've also noticed that many devotees who were drawn to Gaur Govinda

Maharaja sought out Narayan M after GGM left his body. We all have

different needs and are attracted by different style gurus, so it's nice

that Krsna provides something for everyone.

 

Hariballabha and her husband have been able to create a devotional climate

in which many of these different devotees can co-exist and even inspire

each other in spiritual life without starting turf battles. It seems like a

great model for other parts of the world where temple congregations consist

of members from different Vaisnava groups. Hariballbha, I'd love to hear

more about exactly how that works in Berlin.

Madhu

[Guest guest]

>

> Actually, you're mistaken here, prabhu. Braja-sevaki conjectured that I

> was not enamored of ISKCON; despite everything, I said I remain fully

> enamored of ISKCON and its mission. I'm less than thrilled, however, by

> policies that don't appear to support the puposes of ISKCON as given by

> its founder ahcarya. Sounds like yours is another vote for me to leave.

 

Ups... I was actually purposefully mistaken, sorry for

unintentionally making you more trouble than you have

already been so unjustly put in, Babhru prabhu.

 

I would certainly not vote you to leave. I was just, in a way,

predicting what the possible scenario might look alike in the

near future: This conference will sooner or later be discussed

on an another forum as the place of defamation of ISKCON and

its leaders, where leaving ISKCON and joining NM is being

promoted, ISKCON being attacked by the so-called ISKCON

devotees...

And the conference, that you are the responsible organizer

of, will be demanded to get shut down...

 

 

 

 

 

- mnd

[Guest guest]

> I just want to make it clear that I'm not anti-ISKCON, anti-GBC, or

> anti-guru. Rather, I question any policy that does not support the

> purposes of ISKCON as Srila Prabhupaa described them at its

> incorporation. Here they are, one more time:

 

<snip>

 

As far as I can see, this is exactly what ISKCON is doing. Are there

any policies established by the GBC that do not support these tenets?

If so I would like to know about them.

 

ys, jahnu das

[Guest guest]

>

> You are in no position to offer advice or instruction. No kidding.

 

And how come that you only are in such postion? Right now,

instructing me what my position is not... A funny world this

is, isn't it?

 

 

 

- mnd