Basu Ghosh Prabhu, Secretary ISKCON India Bureau,
Sridhar Srinivasa Prabhu, Author
Krishna Kirti Prabhu, Convenor IISB
Members of ISKCON India Scholars Board (IISB) discuss the recent court case on May 16 regarding ISKCON Bangalore and ISKCON Mumbai, and also discuss questions about the validity of initiations of the Ritvik initation system.
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It is amazing that devotees (whom I can only regard as neophytes) after so many years of us engaging in this battle to keep ISKCON property in ISKCON hands:
1) Seek to misrepresent this fight as one of merely monetary interest.
2) Are attached to represent this fight as an example of ISKCON's pettiness.
Kuruksetra was fought as a matter of principle. The court has unknowingly (they are not Vaisnavas) taken a step towards recognizing the false rtvik hoax, thus recognizing in law an alternative to the pure guru/disciple relationship of parampara.
If the court were comprised of self realized souls I do not think they would have been so foolish.
- Mayesa Dasa ACBSP