Subject: A History of Blaming Anyone But Me

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<< at this point I will leave your article as it is too riddled with proud,

self-righteous, guilt-trip-laying statements to waste time with. Besides, it

would be falling on deaf ears.

 

What goes around, comes around... but don't let it discourage you. Jaya

Srila Bhaktisiddantha Maharaja !!

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When this body is eaten by worms which could come at any time then you will

be free to cry your nonsense, but as long as I am breathing your nonsense

will not be tolerated. You are a blashphemer, no matter how you try to coat

it or justify it. It is just envy in a different cloth.

 

YS

Dvibhuja das

 

Noelene Hawkins <niscala99 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com>

Cow (Protection and related issues) <Cow (AT) pamho (DOT) net>

Sunday, February 27, 2000 8:00 PM

Re: A History of Blaming Anyone But Me

 

 

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> Re: A History of Blaming Anyone But Me

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>>Prabhu It is not a joke to throw these accusations around like you are the

>white knight. If you have a problem, the simply chant Hare Krishna. That

>is the method of becoming purified.

>

>No, you are wrong, according to Lord Chaitanya, chanting can water the

weeds

>which can choke the creeper of bhakti. Such weeds are "diplomatic

>behaviour, animal killing, mundane profiteering, mundane adoration, and

>mundane importance. All these are unwanted creepers"

>

>One may say OK, work on those yourself leave others alone. But a real

>vaisnava will do both. He is simply not satisfied with his own liberation,

>that is his nature. He will not be content that he has learnt to identify

>these weeds and let the rest of his spiritual master's society go to hell,

>being dragged down by false leaders who cultivate the weeds mention above.

>He will send out a warning, point out the discrepency, do the needful.

>

>"Real welfare work is that which distinguishes reality from illusion for

the

>benefit of all"

>

>...OF ALL, not just pointing out the illusions of the "karmis"

>Therefore it is not blasphemy to point out such weeds which are very hard

to

>identify, we are told, even if the act of pointing out is not much

>appreciated.

>

>

>>Who are you to go around lambasting

>everyone like you are owed some type of special prerogrative.

> I have taken

>care of cows for many years of my life...

>

>...at this point I will leave your article as it is too riddled with proud,

>self-righteous, guilt-trip-laying statements to waste time with. Besides,

it

>would be falling on deaf ears.

>

>Do you really think being a GBC or a position of any sort equals spiritual

>advancement and therefore respectability? I can give you heaps of quotes it

>isn't at all dependent on such external criteria. -That it is a question of

>qualification. The qualities of a respectable devotee who is overcoming his

>anarthas- the weeds as described above- is just as possible in a newly

>joined bhakta potwasher as a GBC- more so we often find. Lord Rama took

>seriously the advice of a washerman and acted on it. He went out in

disguise

>to hear such criticism. And He is God.

>

>When we learn to respect the loyal, honest givers of critical feedback

>instead of condemning them, then our movement will be following Lord Rama,

>and like His kingdom, will become joyful, pure and progressive.

>

>

>

>YS, NISCALA

>

>

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