(“Why compromise? My Guru Mahäräja never made any compromise.”) May, 2017 by Kailäsa Candra däsa “Don’t make compromise. This principle must be observed. Then you’ll remain strong. As soon as you make compromise, then it is finished.” Room Conversation, 7-2-74, Melbourne “As soon as there is a little deficiency, we must repair it or it
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April, 2017 by Kailäsa Candra däsa In the name of persuasion, “ISKCON” employed (and certainly still employs) argumentum ad hominem, argumentum ad baculum, and reductio ad absurdum as weapons for spreading its movement, along with its untenable propositions. Imitating its elder brother—but mostly in a different way–Rittvik attempts to bamboozle people into joining its factions
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March, 2017 by Kailäsa Candra däsa Prabhupäda: He has taken these ideas from the Vedic literature. Hayagréva: When this form degenerates, it becomes a tyranny. Prabhupäda: Yes. Dialectical Spiritualism, Critique of Plato “. . . so-called dharmas, they are simply cheating, because that will not benefit anybody, the followers or the dictators.” Platform Lecture in
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