"Devarsi Muni dasa"  wrote:
>a_well_wisher@my-deja.com wrote in message <7u3gj2$pas$1@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>>As far as I can see PADA has never said that
>>Srila Prabhupada dwells in hell, so please stop
>>saying it !
>
>You are correct.  PADA never said this.  However, just as the meat eater
>shares the kaas the butcher, it is reasonable to believe that PADA shares
>the same akrma as Danijel, who said that Srila Prabhupada dwells in hell,
>because PADA had an opportunity to correct Danijel, or even chastise
>Danijel, but instead chose to defend Danijel!
>
>In my humble opinion, that makes PADA an accessory to the offense.

First of all, it would be wise to see if I wrote an offense, or just
stated the facts. Besides, I didn't write that Prabhupada dwells in
hell (hell as naraka loka or something similar). I don't even think
that one can go to hell in any other way except by personal choice. If
that's hard for you to believe, take a look at gang wars in the USA -
people who participate in those gangs are in hell, by their personal
choice. Of course, they don't think that they are in hell, they think
that they are in a favorable condition. They can leave, but they see
leaving as hell, so they don't.
Now read again what I said: "Prabhupada dwells in a hell of judgments
that he himself created". If you used your brain for something besides
misquoting people and finding offenses, you would notice that this is
a poethical figure which, translated to a blunt language, means that
he created a hell for himself by forming and expressing judgments of
others. He saw "mayavadis", "mudhas", "voidists", "demons" and other
"impure" beings all over the world. He didn't see the perfection in
people and in God's work, instead he thrived on fault-finding and
negativity. He created a self-serving cult of people who think that
they are superior to others, who preach to others what they themselves
most need to learn, and he generally fucked up things. I took the
liberty to express a view that he continued to do after death what he
did in life, and that is forming judgments and limiting the world to
fit his limited mind. You would probably call that state heaven, but
for me it is hell, and I name it as I see it.

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