The 4 Truths

 The 4 Truths, by Haripada dasa

In Book 36 of Conversations, on page 367, Srila Prabhupada says he is being poisoned, and in Bhgavatam 4, 28, and 48, it is said that when the Acharya arrives, he establishes the principles of the religion, but when he leaves, disorder returns, and thieves, bandits, and opportunists take advantage of the situation.

Disobeying Srila Prabhupada's instructions is another matter. For example, in Chaitanya Charitamrita, ML, 1, 220, it is said that the election of a guru is not done by votes; gurus are chosen by votes. In CC, ML, 6, 261, it is said that Sri Chaitanya did not approve of Sarvabhauma Bhakttacharya's change from mukti to bhakti. They have made thousands of changes to Srila Prabhupada's books.

On July 9, 1977, Srila Prabhupada sent a special letter to all ISKCON ordering that his disciples initiate in his name. They do not want to obey this order from Srila Prabhupada because they think they are more advanced devotees than Srila Prabhupada. Sri Prabhupada says many times in his books that one should be the servant of the servant of the servant of God or Krishna. They think that I do not have to serve anyone, we are a great gift to humanity, everyone should serve us in the form of money, houses, comforts, etc. These people are programmed so that when they receive messages that go against their personal interests, they do not reply, they think that they will get tired of sending messages. They have to hide 4 truths, in ISKCON everyone is strictly prohibited from speaking about these 4 truths, 1- that on July 9, 1977 Srila Prabhupada sent a special letter to all of ISKCON, ordering that his disciples initiate in his name, 2- that in Srila Prabhupada's Testament it is said that all of ISKCON's properties must always be in the name of his disciples, 3- that in book 36 of conversations, on page 367 Srila Prabhupada says that they are poisoning him, and 4- that the changes they have made to Srila Prabhupada's books are not to satisfy Srila Prabhupada, but to satisfy their personal interests.