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Srila Prabhupada: The Voice of Ultimate Sanity

 07 Oct 2024 0 Comments
Much to the displeasure of the globalists, humanists, altruists, feminists, socialists, pseudo-spiritualists, and all those who define their identity to be the body, Srila Prabhupada defined the ultimate reality in ways totally opposite to the present understanding maintained in the society.

Those rascals who dare to attack his words are little aware that his words entirely reflect the statements of the scriptures, which are often from our mundane point of view radical and “abusive” to our sentimentality. Here goes the idea of oneness to be found by “love and peace” in regards to our bodily identities; here goes the absence of any races and the loving global community of classless environmentalists; here goes the glory of economic development cherished as the ultimate goal of progress; here are all our hopes for happy living in this material world destroyed. 

How is it then possible that Srila Prabhupada day and night dedicated his energy to make our lives better even when living in this world? By giving them a spiritual basis, he advocated in a pragmatic way the best ways to survive in this place and simultaneously get ready to leave it and never come back again. He taught us how to “make the best business out of a bad bargain.” 

It is indeed amazing for any person seeking sanity how the demoniac leaders of society advocate bodily welfare and simultaneously introduce people in general to an absolutely body-devastating hedonistic lifestyle. This contrary type of propaganda is only another testimony for their poor brain substance. First they introduce deadly substances being injected into our bodies, then they advocate the solution to the precarious situation they created... only to create a situation even worse than the previous one. Such is the brain of demons.

As much as Srila Prabhupada's statements were firm and uncompromising, they established simple common sense. Much of his preaching can be proven to be absolutely accurate simply on the basis of empiric perception. To understand that life comes from life, that action evokes a reaction, or that we are not the ultimate controlers of our destiny doesn't need some mystic powers. Just plain common sense is required. I don't wish now here to give detailed examples of Srila Prabhupada's plain and logical statements, which may be agitating to some who don't understand them.
I don't want to encourage rascals to raise their voice again in criticism of His Divine Grace. Personally, I hope not to meet them, as my response may not be of a brahminical kind. After all, I am not brahmana.

Such rascals are and will be automatically punished by dint of material energy, having their arogant voices being silenced by swiftly approaching ghastly disease and death.

I cherish the association of devotees who may not always be ISKCON-institutionally publicly recognised and who, in all discretion, cultivate their spiritual lives in total chastity towards Srila Prabhupada words. May they never be discouraged to hear how his usage of words was often misunderstood by envious individuals who present themselves to be liberal but are most cruel at heart. Even though there were attempts to edit out the “politically uncorect” statements in Srila Prabhupadas purports, it is hard to change the whole stastra to make it sound pleasant to the public.

The usage of the word “rascal” was very frequent in Srila Preabhupada's speech, and with increasing success of his preaching, it became even more frequent.
Srila Prabhupada, initially strategically careful, seeing more open field to speak the truth, became more and more firm in his speech when reaching the final time of his vapu-presence with us on this planet. Those who could take such firm treatment progressed rapidly in their spiritual lives; those who couldn't left.