In essence, I told the assembled members that in order to distribute love of Krishna one needed to love Krishna himself, and that diving deeper into the literary heritage of Guadiya Vaisnavism was essential for developing love of Krishna. Thus there should be a department for bringing these literatures into print. Let them be printed by the BBT and let them come from any qualified author. I believe that this is what Prabhupada had in mind for his BBT, that it would be the leading publisher of Gaudiya Vaisnava literature in the world. This will not happen without new authors.
Material well being follows spiritual well being.
My reasoning was that Srila Prabhupada drew upon the entire corpus of Guadiya literature in writing his books, and acquaintance with it reveals this, better enabling one to appreciate that which Prabhupada has written and excavate the hidden gems in his books. The unhappy result of this is that one looses his or her excitement for spiritual practice. In this condition one becomes unreceptive to the ongoing challenge of spiritual life, and while going through the motions, one makes little or no advancement. In the worst case scenario, such persons offend those who come to challenge their understanding in the hopes of reminding them of the very spirit that brought them to spiritual practice in the first place. However, in order to properly understand parampara we must connect the parampara with the spirit of the search for truth.