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Way of ISCKON

Some days ago a name got very highlighted in news channels “Dishant Patel”, this guy left his house and became ISCKON sanyasi to get god, somehow he lost his interest in physical world (At least that’s what they from ISCKON called our world). News channels shown so many news about how his parents are crying for him to return home and live with them and one news channel arranged debate between ISCKON people and normal people and Dishant’s family parents. Actually Dishant wasn’t the only one, ISCKON made so many people Sanyasi as per reports and majority of them are young and from good institutes like IIT, IIM, Medical collages etc. so people blamed that ISCKON it making trap for specially these kind of bright students and mind washed them to join ISCKON. In return ISCKON sanyasis and their newly became sanyasi boys like Dishant replied that it is not possible to pray for god and to meet god in our house, our house environment was not good enough for that and our family wasn’t a...

Nothing has proper definition

As always let me you a story first which I have heard from someone. Once there was a saint named “Nagarjuna” in India. As I have heard he wandered without wearing any clothes and he spent his most of the time in some cave, he come in village only for begging for some food, nothing else he wants from his life, he was happy within himself. One day the queen of that state thought about to make some fun of him, from last some time she was observing him. So one day she asked him to come in her fort and took his bowel which was made of sand and gave him another bowel made of gold, he took it and told her that you took my bowel but your bowel is also good I will ask for food and carry it inside this I have no issue, queen let him go and thought that if he is saint why did he took golden bowl, what would he do with that, if he sell it he will make good money but why any saint like “Nagarjuna” would want to make money as she has heard he has no interest in physical world. After “Naga...