Happy Halloween Everyone! (PADA)

 krishna1008: Trick or Treat: Hari Sauri Halloween

PADA: Yep, wherever the ISKCON GBC guru's Halloween monster's ball gang is found, one will also find -- their alleged messiahs from heaven -- who are maybe "engaged in illicit sex with men, women and children." And anyone who does not bow down and join them in their program of worship of their illicit sex, drugs, Vodka drinking, porno swamis (etc.) "messiahs in a chain of gurus from God" is summarily -- banned, beaten, molested, sued and maybe -- killed. Any questions? 

OK it is really a Halloween late night nightmare channel 44 movie, posing as a religion. Anyone who forces others to worship their pedophile friends as messiahs is going to the planets of pedophile messiahs, where they will have to be forced to do unmentionable things on that planet. It really amazes -- even the "karmis" -- that anyone would want their own society's little children to worship their pedophile friends as the messiahs of those children and that society. 

Now they have "requested" their pedophile guru friend Lokanath not to visit the EU. Yep, they cannot just come out and say, he is a rat, and he is not welcomed here. "We humbly request you not to visit," because we just cannot admit that pedophiles are not messiahs. ys pd angel108b@yahoo.com 

THE DOWNFALL OF THE BRAHMINICAL POWERS BEGAN AS THEY GAVE IMPORTANCE TO BIRTHRIGHT WITHOUT CULTURE. THE DOWNFALL OF THE BRAHMANA CASTE BEGAN IN THE AGE OF KALI.

Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam » Canto 1 » Chapter 18 » Text 33:

(Sri Suta Gosvami to the assembled sages in Naimisaranya headed by Rsi Saunaka):

[Maharaja Pariksit Cursed by a Brahmana Boy.]

Sage samika's son (srngi) to King Pariksit:

अहो अधर्मः पालानां पीव्नां बलिभुजामिव ।
स्वामिन्यघं यद्दासानां द्वारपानां शुनामिव ॥३३॥

aho adharmaḥ pālānāṁ
pīvnāṁ bali-bhujām iva
svāminy aghaṁ yad dāsānāṁ
dvāra-pānāṁ śunām iva

SYNONYMS

aho--just look at; adharmah--irreligion; palanam--of the rulers; pivnam--of one who is brought up; bali-bhujam--like the crows; iva--like; svamini--unto the master; agham--sin; yat--what is; dasanam--of the servants; dvara-panam--keeping watch at the door; sunam--of the dogs; iva--like.

TRANSLATION

[The brahmana's son, Srngi, said:] O just look at the sins of the rulers who, like crows and watchdogs at the door, perpetrate sins against their masters, contrary to the principles governing servants.

PURPORT

The brahmanas are considered to be the head and brains of the social body, and the ksatriyas are considered to be the arms of the social body. The arms are required to protect the body from all harm, but the arms must act according to the directions of the head and brain. That is a natural arrangement made by the supreme order, for it is confirmed in the Bhagavad-gita that four social orders or castes, namely the brahmanas, the ksatriyas, the vaisyas and the sudras, are set up according to quality and work done by them. 

Naturally the son of a brahmana has a good chance to become a brahmana by the direction of his qualified father, as a son of a medical practitioner has a very good chance to become a qualified medical practitioner. So the caste system is quite scientific. The son must take advantage of the father's qualification and thus become a brahmana or medical practitioner, and not otherwise. 

Without being qualified, one cannot become a brahmana or medical practitioner, and that is the verdict of all scriptures and social orders. Herein Srngi, a qualified son of a great brahmana, attained the required brahminical power both by birth and by training, but he was lacking in culture because he was an inexperienced boy. By the influence of Kali, the son of a brahmana became puffed up with brahminical power and thus wrongly compared Maharaja Pariksit to crows and watchdogs. 

The King is certainly the watchdog of the state in the sense that he keeps vigilant eyes over the border of the state for its protection and defense, but to address him as a watchdog is the sign of a less-cultured boy. Thus the downfall of the brahminical powers began as they gave importance to birthright without culture. 

The downfall of the brahmana caste began in the age of Kali. And since brahmanas are the heads of the social order, all other orders of society also began to deteriorate. This beginning of brahminical deterioration was highly deplored by the father of Srngi, as we will find.

(Synonyms,Translation and Purport by His Divine Grace A.C.Bhaktivedantaswami Prabhupada reproduced herein by this menial servant.)

"And they're not, that... I cannot control even my tongue and control my genital, and I become spiritual master? This is nonsense. This is nonsense. You learn first of all. Try to control. Become first-class controller, dhīraḥ. 

That is called dhīraḥ, not disturbed by any urges. Etān vegān yo viṣaheta dhīraḥ. Dhīras tatra na muhyati. This word is used, dhīraḥ. Dhīraḥ means very sober, fully controlled. That is called dhīraḥ. Dhīras tatra na muhyati. Unless you become dhīraḥ, you cannot understand what is spiritual life. That is not possible. 

Therefore Kṛṣṇa says in the Bhagavad-gītā, tathā dehāntara-prāptir dhīras tatra na muhyati [Bg. 2.13]. Dhīras tatra na muhyati. So you cannot understand even. Unless you become a dhīraḥ, you cannot understand what is spiritual life, what is spirit. It is not a bogus thing that I manufacture something, concoct something, and do something, and I become a leader, I become a spiritual master. This is all nonsense."

Shrila Prabhupāda, Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 1.16.20
Hawaii, January 16, 1974

DD: PS: Almost all the 'dandas' seen around the Acharya ... fell very badly into rajo and tama guna .... they became involved in criminal and illicit activities ... as predicted by him in 1976! "If I manufacture." And they are manufacturing acharyas all day long, but their whole acharya factory is a concoction ... so it is failing. Their acharya factory is producing rotten products ... and everyone knows that by now, except a few illiterate and ignorant village people in India, like the disciples of Bhakti Vikas swami, Jayapataka, Gopal Krishna etc.