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Monday, November 17, 2008
Quotes of Srila Prabhupada.

Regarding the art of management, constant changing is not good.

Even if there is some fault in management it should be corrected, not changed. Besides that, Vaishnava philosophy is that everyone is addressed as prabhu, or master. Everyone should consider himself the servant of the other.

That will make management very nice.
- Letter to Batu Gopal, August 16, 1974

Whether you are lusty or a thief or a murderer or whatever it may be – somehow or other you must develop this eagerness, this desire: “I must see Krishna.” Then Krishna will be seen.
- Los Angeles, August 15, 1972.

Husband and wife dying together, it is because ashakti (attachment) is there. That ashakti will help him, that the wife will become a husband next life, and the husband will become wife next.

And in that way they’ll have to take birth again.
- August 14, 1976, Bombay.

Yes. As soon as you become strong, naturally there will be more enemies. That is natural.
- Vrindavana, August 13, 1974.

The pickpocket takes from your pocket and he becomes a criminal, and when the wife takes thousand dollars from your pocket, you do not consider her to be criminal.

You laugh, “Oh, you have taken the money?” “Yes, I’ve taken.” The business is a pickpocket.

Actually thieves and rogues, but we have named them “relatives.”
- Tehran, August 8, 1976.

Anything fresh, that is full of vitamin. Grow fresh, take fresh.
- Paris, August 3, 1976.

Habit is the second nature. So practice.
- Detroit, August 5, 1975.

In this age, it is more important to create devotees than to construct temples.
- Hawaii, August 7, 1969.

A Vaishnava does not require practicing any yogic power to become materially powerful. Simply his surrender to Krishna makes him all-powerful.

This is the position of a Vaishnava.
- Vrindavana, August 4, 1974.

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