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	'''Rādhā-vallabha:''' Deposit in the account. This the Bombay transfer.		'''Rādhā-vallabha:''' Deposit in the account. This the Bombay transfer.

	'''Prabhupāda:''' <span style="color:#~~ff9933~~">America theke mashe dosh lakh taka ane. Ene ei samasta adi kore.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(They bring 10 ''lakh'' rupees per month from America. With that money they do all these things?)</span>		'''Prabhupāda:''' <span style="color:#ec710e">America theke mashe dosh lakh taka ane. Ene ei samasta adi kore.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(They bring 10 ''lakh'' rupees per month from America. With that money they do all these things?)</span>

	'''Guest:''' <span style="color:#~~ff9933~~">Je chithita pore shonalen uni - apni ki kore eto bhakti r antorikota eder modhye dhokalen. Ki antorikota! E to amader hoyna. Taka na hoy amadero ache. Kintu eto je antorikota, bhakti. Sotti, koto kripa hole esob hoy.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(The letter that he has read—amazing, how did you instill so much devotion and sincerity within their heart? How wonderful sincerity. It does not happen with us. We also have money, but the sincerity and devotion they have—truly speaking, only by mercy can it happen.)</span>		'''Guest:''' <span style="color:#ec710e">Je chithita pore shonalen uni - apni ki kore eto bhakti r antorikota eder modhye dhokalen. Ki antorikota! E to amader hoyna. Taka na hoy amadero ache. Kintu eto je antorikota, bhakti. Sotti, koto kripa hole esob hoy.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(The letter that he has read—amazing, how did you instill so much devotion and sincerity within their heart? How wonderful sincerity. It does not happen with us. We also have money, but the sincerity and devotion they have—truly speaking, only by mercy can it happen.)</span>

	'''Prabhupāda:''' ''Guru-kṛṣṇa-kripay pāya bhakti-latā-bīja'' ([[CC Madhya 19.151\|CC Madhya 19.151]]).		'''Prabhupāda:''' ''Guru-kṛṣṇa-kripay pāya bhakti-latā-bīja'' ([[CC Madhya 19.151\|CC Madhya 19.151]]).

	'''Guest:''' <span style="color:#~~ff9933~~">Apni kripamaya - kripar kono anta nei. Keu parbe na erokom.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(You are the embodiment of mercy—there is no limit of your compassion. Nobody can do like this.)</span>		'''Guest:''' <span style="color:#ec710e">Apni kripamaya - kripar kono anta nei. Keu parbe na erokom.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(You are the embodiment of mercy—there is no limit of your compassion. Nobody can do like this.)</span>

	'''Prabhupāda:''' So what is that?		'''Prabhupāda:''' So what is that?
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	'''Girirāja:''' Wow.		'''Girirāja:''' Wow.

	'''Prabhupāda:''' <span style="color:#~~ff9933~~">Okhan theke jara ase, tara bole je.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(Those who come from there they say that.)</span> "Swamījī, it is our great fortune that you have come." Even the Christian priest, they also come to thank me.		'''Prabhupāda:''' <span style="color:#ec710e">Okhan theke jara ase, tara bole je.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(Those who come from there they say that.)</span> "Swamījī, it is our great fortune that you have come." Even the Christian priest, they also come to thank me.

	'''Lady guest:''' Yes, one of them was . . . (indistinct) . . . teacher . . .		'''Lady guest:''' Yes, one of them was . . . (indistinct) . . . teacher . . .

RasaRasika at 03:10, 17 November 2023

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	(someone gives Prabhupāda flowers or garland)		(someone gives Prabhupāda flowers or garland)

	(aside:) You can take it from . . . (indistinct) . . . thank you. It is so nice.		(aside) You can take it from . . . (indistinct) . . . thank you. It is so nice.

	'''Rādhā-vallabha:''' You can smell it all the way across the room.		'''Rādhā-vallabha:''' You can smell it all the way across the room.

RasaRasika at 03:42, 2 October 2023

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	Prabhupāda: So, what is the purport? Read it.		Prabhupāda: So, what is the purport? Read it.

	Devotee: He is a very famous ''Gītā'' scholar. Now it is revealed in Time magazine that he is homosexual. He gives a Māyāvādī commentary. He really thinks everything is one.		'''Devotee:''' He is a very famous ''Gītā'' scholar. Now it is revealed in Time magazine that he is homosexual. He gives a Māyāvādī commentary. He really thinks everything is one.

	'''Girirāja:''' He is ''advaita''—no duality between man and woman.		'''Girirāja:''' He is ''advaita''—no duality between man and woman.

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	Prabhupāda: <span style="color:#ff9933">Okhan theke jara ase, tara bole je.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(Those who come from there they say that.)</span> "Swamījī, it is our great fortune that you have come." Even the Christian priest, they also come to thank me.		Prabhupāda: <span style="color:#ff9933">Okhan theke jara ase, tara bole je.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(Those who come from there they say that.)</span> "Swamījī, it is our great fortune that you have come." Even the Christian priest, they also come to thank me.

	Lady guest: Yes, one of them was . . . (indistinct) . . . teacher . . .		'''Lady guest:''' Yes, one of them was . . . (indistinct) . . . teacher . . .

	'''Girirāja:''' Yes, religion teacher.		'''Girirāja:''' Yes, religion teacher.

	Lady guest: Yes, that was religion teacher.		'''Lady guest:''' Yes, that was religion teacher.

	Prabhupāda: When I was sick . . . (indistinct Bengali)		Prabhupāda: When I was sick . . . (indistinct Bengali)

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	Prabhupāda: <span style="color:#ff9933">America theke mashe dosh lakh taka ane. Ene ei samasta adi kore.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(They bring 10 ''lakh'' rupees per month from America. With that money they do all these things?)</span>		Prabhupāda: <span style="color:#ff9933">America theke mashe dosh lakh taka ane. Ene ei samasta adi kore.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(They bring 10 ''lakh'' rupees per month from America. With that money they do all these things?)</span>

	Guest: <span style="color:#ff9933">Je chithita pore shonalen uni - apni ki kore eto bhakti r antorikota eder modhye dhokalen. Ki antorikota! E to amader hoyna. Taka na hoy amadero ache. Kintu eto je antorikota, bhakti. Sotti, koto kripa hole esob hoy.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(The letter that he has read—amazing, how did you instill so much devotion and sincerity within their heart? How wonderful sincerity. It does not happen with us. We also have money, but the sincerity and devotion they have—truly speaking, only by mercy can it happen.)</span>		'''Guest:''' <span style="color:#ff9933">Je chithita pore shonalen uni - apni ki kore eto bhakti r antorikota eder modhye dhokalen. Ki antorikota! E to amader hoyna. Taka na hoy amadero ache. Kintu eto je antorikota, bhakti. Sotti, koto kripa hole esob hoy.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(The letter that he has read—amazing, how did you instill so much devotion and sincerity within their heart? How wonderful sincerity. It does not happen with us. We also have money, but the sincerity and devotion they have—truly speaking, only by mercy can it happen.)</span>

	Prabhupāda: ''Guru-kṛṣṇa-kripay pāya bhakti-latā-bīja'' ([[CC Madhya 19.151\|CC Madhya 19.151]]).		Prabhupāda: ''Guru-kṛṣṇa-kripay pāya bhakti-latā-bīja'' ([[CC Madhya 19.151\|CC Madhya 19.151]]).

	Guest: <span style="color:#ff9933">Apni kripamaya - kripar kono anta nei. Keu parbe na erokom.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(You are the embodiment of mercy—there is no limit of your compassion. Nobody can do like this.)</span>		'''Guest:''' <span style="color:#ff9933">Apni kripamaya - kripar kono anta nei. Keu parbe na erokom.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(You are the embodiment of mercy—there is no limit of your compassion. Nobody can do like this.)</span>

	Prabhupāda: So what is that?		Prabhupāda: So what is that?

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	Prabhupāda: Hmm.		Prabhupāda: Hmm.

	Hari-śauri: What else is that?		'''Hari-śauri:''' What else is that?

	Prabhupāda: No, nothing. You can take this, divide this.		Prabhupāda: No, nothing. You can take this, divide this.

	Hari-śauri: Oh.		'''Hari-śauri:''' Oh.

	Rādhā-vallabha: We can split it up later. I am doing all the reading. So it's Rādhā-Dāmodara, Los Angeles, Germany, then Berkeley.		Rādhā-vallabha: We can split it up later. I am doing all the reading. So it's Rādhā-Dāmodara, Los Angeles, Germany, then Berkeley.
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	Rādhā-vallabha: Oh, yes.		Rādhā-vallabha: Oh, yes.

	Hari-śauri: Haṁsadūta said that. Englishmen, they join more easily than anywhere else. Very receptive.		'''Hari-śauri:''' Haṁsadūta said that. Englishmen, they join more easily than anywhere else. Very receptive.

	Rādhā-vallabha: This boy Dānāvīra says that the hippies in England are just like they were in America in 1968, when so many devotees started joining in America. He says that he thinks that if they work very hard they can start the same thing in England with just thousands joining, he thinks. He is very enthusiastic to make a lot of men there.		Rādhā-vallabha: This boy Dānāvīra says that the hippies in England are just like they were in America in 1968, when so many devotees started joining in America. He says that he thinks that if they work very hard they can start the same thing in England with just thousands joining, he thinks. He is very enthusiastic to make a lot of men there.
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	Prabhupāda: They are simple-hearted than the Americans, Englishmen?		Prabhupāda: They are simple-hearted than the Americans, Englishmen?

	Hari-śauri: They are very simple-hearted.		'''Hari-śauri:''' They are very simple-hearted.

	Rādhā-vallabha: They are more polite.		Rādhā-vallabha: They are more polite.
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	Prabhupāda: Ah. They are not like that. The Muslims and the Britishers . . . the Britishers, they are educated to very aristocratic in India, just to know the respect, govern generation. Otherwise how they could rule? They knew that any moment they can drive away. Two hundred, three hundred Englishmen, and sixty million . . .		Prabhupāda: Ah. They are not like that. The Muslims and the Britishers . . . the Britishers, they are educated to very aristocratic in India, just to know the respect, govern generation. Otherwise how they could rule? They knew that any moment they can drive away. Two hundred, three hundred Englishmen, and sixty million . . .

	Hari-śauri: Six hundred million.		'''Hari-śauri:''' Six hundred million.

	Prabhupāda: Six hundred millions rule over. Is that easy done? Any moment . . . (laughs) (laughter) They knew it. Now we shall unite all nations in Kṛṣṇa consciousness. It is only possibility.		Prabhupāda: Six hundred millions rule over. Is that easy done? Any moment . . . (laughs) (laughter) They knew it. Now we shall unite all nations in Kṛṣṇa consciousness. It is only possibility.
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	Prabhupāda: Yes. I have got separate files. So we can go earlier to the bed.		Prabhupāda: Yes. I have got separate files. So we can go earlier to the bed.

	Hari-śauri: You want to go now? It's five to nine.		'''Hari-śauri:''' You want to go now? It's five to nine.

	Prabhupāda: Hmm?		Prabhupāda: Hmm?

	Hari-śauri: You want to go . . . would you like to go now?		'''Hari-śauri:''' You want to go . . . would you like to go now?

	Prabhupāda: Yes. (end)		Prabhupāda: Yes. (end)

RasaRasika at 02:34, 7 August 2023

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	'''Rādhā-vallabha:''' I don’t think so.		'''Rādhā-vallabha:''' I don’t think so.

	Girirāja: He was here about a half hour ago. Maybe he has come back.		'''Girirāja:''' He was here about a half hour ago. Maybe he has come back.

	'''Rādhā-vallabha:''' Pradyumna too?		'''Rādhā-vallabha:''' Pradyumna too?

	Girirāja: Yes.		'''Girirāja:''' Yes.

	'''Rādhā-vallabha:''' There are a lot of things from Rāmeśvara Mahārāja. What shall I do? This is an article about . . . (indistinct) . . . a famous ''Gītā'' scholar revealed as homosexual, big Māyāvādī homosexual.		'''Rādhā-vallabha:''' There are a lot of things from Rāmeśvara Mahārāja. What shall I do? This is an article about . . . (indistinct) . . . a famous ''Gītā'' scholar revealed as homosexual, big Māyāvādī homosexual.

	Girirāja: I heard you read it last night. I heard it before.		'''Girirāja:''' I heard you read it last night. I heard it before.

	Prabhupāda: So, what is the purport? Read it.		Prabhupāda: So, what is the purport? Read it.
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	Devotee: He is a very famous ''Gītā'' scholar. Now it is revealed in Time magazine that he is homosexual. He gives a Māyāvādī commentary. He really thinks everything is one.		Devotee: He is a very famous ''Gītā'' scholar. Now it is revealed in Time magazine that he is homosexual. He gives a Māyāvādī commentary. He really thinks everything is one.

	Girirāja: He is ''advaita''—no duality between man and woman.		'''Girirāja:''' He is ''advaita''—no duality between man and woman.

	'''Rādhā-vallabha:''' Here is the donation from Rūpānuga and Ātreya Ṛṣi. This is Rūpānuga and that's Ātreya Ṛṣi. And this is . . .		'''Rādhā-vallabha:''' Here is the donation from Rūpānuga and Ātreya Ṛṣi. This is Rūpānuga and that's Ātreya Ṛṣi. And this is . . .
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	Our plans were for him to become a Catholic priest, but he has chosen this. We can see that his life in the Hare Kṛṣṇa movement is so nice. We like the principles that this Society stands for. We have only wanted the best for our son, and now we can see that he has it, and we both feel that our prayers have been answered. Mr. and Mrs. John Avery." "We are thankful that our son has joined the Hare Kṛṣṇa movement. We both think all the devotees are very nice godly people. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Bitner." That is Rāmeṣṭa, who is in the Sanskrit department, BBT. "I have two lovely children and three grandchildren in this Hare Kṛṣṇa movement, and I am proud of it. They have never been in trouble with drugs or the police, and they live plain and peaceful lives, and they give me very much happiness every time I see them. If my husband and I were younger and not so set in our ways, we would proudly have joined such a movement. Thank you A. C. Bhaktivedanta." (laughter) "Julius and Shirley Killman."		Our plans were for him to become a Catholic priest, but he has chosen this. We can see that his life in the Hare Kṛṣṇa movement is so nice. We like the principles that this Society stands for. We have only wanted the best for our son, and now we can see that he has it, and we both feel that our prayers have been answered. Mr. and Mrs. John Avery." "We are thankful that our son has joined the Hare Kṛṣṇa movement. We both think all the devotees are very nice godly people. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Bitner." That is Rāmeṣṭa, who is in the Sanskrit department, BBT. "I have two lovely children and three grandchildren in this Hare Kṛṣṇa movement, and I am proud of it. They have never been in trouble with drugs or the police, and they live plain and peaceful lives, and they give me very much happiness every time I see them. If my husband and I were younger and not so set in our ways, we would proudly have joined such a movement. Thank you A. C. Bhaktivedanta." (laughter) "Julius and Shirley Killman."

	Girirāja: Wow.		'''Girirāja:''' Wow.

	Prabhupāda: <span style="color:#ff9933">Okhan theke jara ase, tara bole je.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(Those who come from there they say that.)</span> "Swamījī, it is our great fortune that you have come." Even the Christian priest, they also come to thank me.		Prabhupāda: <span style="color:#ff9933">Okhan theke jara ase, tara bole je.</span> <span style="color:#128807">(Those who come from there they say that.)</span> "Swamījī, it is our great fortune that you have come." Even the Christian priest, they also come to thank me.
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	Lady guest: Yes, one of them was . . . (indistinct) . . . teacher . . .		Lady guest: Yes, one of them was . . . (indistinct) . . . teacher . . .

	Girirāja: Yes, religion teacher.		'''Girirāja:''' Yes, religion teacher.

	Lady guest: Yes, that was religion teacher.		Lady guest: Yes, that was religion teacher.
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	Prabhupāda: They came in India. Mother was little . . .		Prabhupāda: They came in India. Mother was little . . .

	Girirāja: Upset.		'''Girirāja:''' Upset.

	Prabhupāda: Yes. Inclined to take him back. When I presented, I, "Take your son here," but he declined, and she began to cry. (laughter) "Take your son. Here is your son. Take your son." Father and mother, especially mother, they suffer. And unless mother is good, the son cannot be good. Our Mahāṁśa, he is coming from Parsi family. So in the beginning his mother came to fight with me—not fighting—but now she is very happy. Sudhāmā returned, his mother said, "You have come to here? Immediately go again." Just see. After all, mother wants actual happiness of the son. He is seeing, "Yes, my son is very happy there." Hari-śauri's father and mother came. (break) (indistinct conversation)		Prabhupāda: Yes. Inclined to take him back. When I presented, I, "Take your son here," but he declined, and she began to cry. (laughter) "Take your son. Here is your son. Take your son." Father and mother, especially mother, they suffer. And unless mother is good, the son cannot be good. Our Mahāṁśa, he is coming from Parsi family. So in the beginning his mother came to fight with me—not fighting—but now she is very happy. Sudhāmā returned, his mother said, "You have come to here? Immediately go again." Just see. After all, mother wants actual happiness of the son. He is seeing, "Yes, my son is very happy there." Hari-śauri's father and mother came. (break) (indistinct conversation)