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In this personal letter dated February 13, 2009, Krishna Kirti Das writes to Hridayananda das Goswami to formally end their guru‑disciple relationship. While expressing respect for Hridayananda’s intelligence and moral conduct, he explains his departure over irreconcilable theological and ethical differences, particularly regarding homosexuality and “gay monogamy.” The letter reflects wider debates within ISKCON about fidelity to Srila Prabhupada’s teachings, the authority of the GBC, and the future unity of the movement.Continue Reading

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Summary: In this video, Bhakti Vikasa Swami (BVKS) critiques the preaching trajectory of Hridayananda Dasa Goswami (HDG), acknowledging his significant early contributions to ISKCON in Latin America but asserting that his approach changed detrimentally after he received a PhD from Harvard. BVKS argues that HDG’s subsequent “Krishna West” project, foundedContinue Reading

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The proof of how dishonest the Poison allegations are is those who endorse this horrible rumor completely ignore all the court-worthy evidence presented here that exposes how it never could have happened.  When you have a malicious agenda, and can not coherently rebut the counter evidence, you have two choices:Continue Reading

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A detailed philosophical discourse is given on the topic ‘if a female can become the Diksha Guru’ by Pandit Sesagiri Rao of Mysore belongs to Madhva sampradaya. He produced the Madhava Sampradaya sidhantik points and core philosophical reasons to understand why a female can’t become the Diksha Guru.  He explains the philopshyContinue Reading

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It’s not Prabhupadas fault, that so many mlecchas, yavanas, varna sankaras came to the ISKCON. It is testimony of His greatness, that even they accepted His message. It’s not Prabhupadas fault, that they have brought all the dirty things, all the adharma with them, even trying to establish it asContinue Reading

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  H.H. Hridayananda Goswami’s Krishna West project is based on the simple idea that if you remove the non-essential, Indian cultural trappings of present-day ISKCON from its spiritual essence, then ISKCON will be restored to its former potency and once again become the dynamic preaching movement with high levels ofContinue Reading

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