"Sundarananda Dasa"  wrote:
>> I'm not the one who's cross-dressing as hindu. ;)
>
>No, but you are the guy who thinks he is Jesus. 

Naaah, you mixed your pots. Just because Jesus and I know the same
reality and testify for it doesn't mean that we're one person. Many
are the surfaces of water, one is the moon that is reflected on them.
What do you expect anyway, that I teach yoga, and that I do not know
God intimately? Then I would be a fake just like Prabhupada, who
didn't see God, but he taught about him. You guys are completely
confused. First you say that I'm a false guru because I do not know
God. When I write from the position of the one who knows, you say that
I'm a megalomaniac. Make up your minds. The texts that I wrote from
nirvikalpa samadhi, those written from the position of the Absolute,
you confuse with the relative. Your minds are in a blur and you lack
any realization. How could you possibly understand me? Any real bhakta
would know me instantly, because his realization of God would be real
and he could understand my words. That is not the case with you. You
get yourself entangled in your silly ideas of insult of authority,
which is completely ridiculous since you are the embodiments of
insult.
I once saw a show on Croatian private TV (OTV), where Zeljko Malnar
(the man who traveled around the world several times, a well known
explorer) hosted two Hare Krishna musicians, all dressed up as
vaisnavas. The conversation was very interesting. They of course
looked like arrogant kids with their noses in the stratosphere, and
they were full of stories about the great authentic Prabhupada and
"other degenerate gurus". Malnar was immediately alerted, "what
degenerate gurus, what are you talking about?". They started
mentioning some gathering in India, with Maharishi and other yogis,
with a sinister smile, like, "weren't they pathetic?". Malnar told
them to shut up, and it turned out that _he_ was the one organizing
the gathering, in the 70's, when those kids were still itching their
fathers' pants, and he had great respect for those yogis who were the
embodiments of truth; he forgot more about it than they will ever
know. He threw those idiots out of the studio and made a commercial
break. I think that this is a fair method of treating you guys. You
should have your asses kicked when you start with that "fake mayavadi"
stuff.

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