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Thursday, December 3, 2009
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The Indians are not cow worshippers as others wrongly interpret it, but the Indians are grateful to the cow for supplying milk to the human babies and the sentiment is so fine that simply for supplying milk the cow is accepted as one of the seven mothers. That is called Indian cultural mission.
- Correspondence, Bombay, 1958

  Without spiritual culture a human society is another polished edition of the animals. There is no value of education in the animal society as the trained up lion in a circus is never to be trusted.

The lion is not trusted because it cannot assimilate spiritual knowledge. But a man is able to take up this knowledge and his formation of the brain is meant for it.

It is nothing extraordinary for him because he is prepared for this culture and is awaiting proper administration only.
- Correspondence, New Delhi, 1961

One can become rich only by trying his luck in business. It is not possible by serving others. One should have independent source of income that is possible only if one is engaged in business or in land lordship.
- Correspondence, New York, 1965

Any stage of life in Krishna consciousness may be a victim of strong material energy. Therefore we have to always  take care and strictly follow the rules and regulations.
- Correspondence, San Francisco, March  1967

It is very good to take all risks for Krishna but for our personal satisfaction we should not take the least risk. … this act will enhance your glory in Krishna consciousness.
- Correspondence, San Francisco, March  1967

 This is the age of Kali which plunders away spiritual sense of the human being  and it is only the Divine Grace of Lord Chaitanya, Who can protect us from all these dangerous pitfalls.
- Correspondence, San Francisco, March  1967

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