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151 Back to Godhead Parvati Devi Dasi 4477
152 The Position of Krishna Sadaputa dasa 4257
153 The Heliodorus Column Jack Hebner and Steven Rosen 4967
154 Hindu Cult or Divine Culture? Mahavidya Das 4576
155 Embracing Unity in Diversity Babhru Das 4328
156 Coming To Krishna - The Agni And The Ecstasy Satyaraj Das 3600
157 Indica Megasthenes 4416
158 Living in Denial Anonymous 3608
159 Guru-tattva - The Fog is Clearing Urvashi Patel 14332
160 Transcendental ISKCON and Twilight ISKCON Balavidya Dasa 4498
 
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Krishna consciousness means we should always be satisfied and happy, not that we must work something impossible, become overburdened and then, because we are unhappy by so much trouble, we lose enthusiasm and give up all hope. By all means we must preserve our spiritual status. That is the point.

 

Not that we are mad after big buildings, many devotees, life members, this, that. No. These are only the ways to engage the devotees, so that they may apply the principles of devotional service to some kind of work. It is not the result of the work that we want. If we sincerely preach to only one person a day, that is sufficient, never mind big, big programs.

 

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