ISKCON Law 601 - Inis Rath relocation

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Section 600: INTERNAL ISKCON

 

601. [ACTION ORDER] Relocation of Sri Sri Radha-Govinda from Inis Rath, Ireland

Whereas - Inis Rath island is in a strategically poor location; - The journey

from mainland to island presents both a physical and psychological barrier for

both visitors and residents alike to venture across to receive darsana; - The

property has an old rambling building that is hard to maintain and requires

substantial investment to bring it up to a fit standard; and - Relocation to a

purpose built facility near the capital city of Dublin will provide unlimitedly

more opportunity for the mass population to get the mercy of Sri Sri

Radha-Govinda and is strategically a better location for expanding the

preaching;

 

Therefore it is resolved THAT: provisional approval be given for this

relocation. This provisional approval will in no way oblige the GBC Body to

agree to full approval in the future. Full approval will be totally at the

GBC's

discretion and dependent on the thoroughness of the detailed plan for the

relocation and how much of an improvement it will be both for the Deities, the

devotees, and the preaching.

 

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I'm just wondering what the implications of this provisional approval are --

I'm

also amazed that no mention whatsoever is made about what will be done with the

cows or of the need for approval by the Ministry of Cow Protection and

Agriculture.

 

Actually, we still don't know how many cows Inis Rath has. Currently, the

situation appears to be further complicated by the foot and mouth disease

epidemic, which I believe means that the cows cannot be moved. Am I correct

about this? Or does this not apply to Ireland? Wouldn't the cows would be

safest on their island?

 

your servant,

 

Hare Krsna dasi