Discussion and Philosophy

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I can find myself in the words of Bhadra Govindaji.

Very wise words prabhu! Thank you.

 

Your humble servant,

Madhava Dasa

 

>I frankly and openly admit, that I am one of those neophites who has not

>been able to *apply* the philosophy properly in my life. Inspite of KC

>being made so simple and easy, due to my bad conditioning I am still

>struggling to apply this most easy and simple philosophy.

>

>However, my faith only increases day by day, by seeing those great souls who

>have set a living example for me.

>

>One realisation is, even though I am very very far away from perfection, at

>the same time simultaneously, I have come a long long way, away from my

>previous sinful life.

>

>I simply pray for the dust of the lotus feet of pure devotees which is my

>only hope.

>

>Your humble servant,

>Bhadra Govinda Dasa.

>

>> > true, and the strange thing is that some people even try to modify Srila

>> > Prabhupada's explanations on certain issues trying to make it more

>> > palatable to today's third or fourth grade population. Simply

>> > ridiculous.

>> > if vaisnava philosophy was so cheap that it can be adjusted according

>> > to

>> > depending on every conditioned souls' taste in the name of time, place,

>> > circumstances, then it wouldn't be taking us beyond the material

>> > existence.

>> >

>> > Hare Krishna.

>> >

>> > ys, bb

>

>On 6 May 2002, Braja Sevaki wrote:

>

>> It's the knee-jerk reaction to something that actually takes us up and out

>> of our conditioning and raises our consciousness to unknown heights --

>> rather than meet that challenge, or raise ourselves to it, we drag it down

>> to our level, dismantle it, and reconstruct it so it fits in with our own

>> level. This very condition - neophyte - is precisely what we are hoping to

>> elevate ourselves from.

>>

>> ys

>> Braja Sevaki dd