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Soooooo. If I were by chance to give YOU around $5MIL. What exactly would YOU do with it?
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Once again, either I was unclear, or you can't get what I'm saying through a filter. To clarify: If you think of Mother Theresa, you think of the bible. If you were an outstanding, notable person, you could make people think of the Bhagavad Gita. I wasn't referring to magic tricks. Be the asset to humanity that you speak of, and people will seek out the Gita. Pass it out door to door and you'll be lucky if they use it to prop up a broken end table. Printing books and distibution is called the bigger drum, brihat mridunga. Because a book can reach across time, place and circumstance. The mridanga(drum) is limited by proximity and sound. printing books has been one of the mainstays of Sanatana-Dharma for the last 5000+ yrs, our passion comes from the Vaisnava school liniage that started with Arjuna in Bhagavad-Gita. The chain is unbroken!
In today's world a real phenomena easily goes unnoticed. As pearls are cast before swine. If you need a magic trick, then you are third class picked up, at best. If you are willing by quality and action, then you will be FIRST class trained up! An asset to humanity and the planet.
There are many interpretations of Bhagavad-Gita. But there is only one As It Is!
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1432453I had no problem with what you said, I just didn't agree as spoken. My point is that there is always an example present, but few listen or take heed unless a dog and pony show is there. Case in point is the 5K yrs old line of Vaisnava acaryas. Mother Teresa doesn't do it for me, neither Gandi(the sex monger) There are many Vaisnavas that have exemplar life's that are never known to the greater world.
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