Innocent people

Hare Krishna, my intention and attitude in sending you this message, is that Srila Prabhupada wanted us to transmit his teachings to everyone, without wanting anything in return.

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Innocent people, by Haripada dasa

In Srila Prabhupada's books, he tells us that an innocent person means that he is not an atheist, he is a believer, but he is not very advanced in the spiritual life. Spiritual life means to please God or Krishna and His devotees and material life means, to please oneself, "Me and mine". Let's analyze the situation, at one extreme are people with demonic tendencies, at the other extreme are people with divine tendencies, and in the middle are the innocent. When human society is directed by demonic people, the innocent follow them and acquire their tendencies. When human society is directed by divine persons, the innocent follow them and acquire divine qualities. The desires, aspirations and qualities of one are developed according to the company one keeps, or in other words, "tell me who you are with and I will tell you who you are."

The problem is that people are very lazy for the spiritual life, and another great impediment is that many deceiving people, it is said that finding a pure devotee of God or Krishna is more difficult than throwing a turtle to the ocean and a lifesaver and that the turtle comes out and puts his head on the lifesaver, Srila Prabhupada has already had all the success, he at the end of his preface to the Bhagavad Gita says that if we are able to make a person become a pure devotee of Krishna our entire mission it will have been a success, his beloved disciple Jayananda prabhu practicing Krishna consciousness 10 years with great sincerity and seriousness he became a pure devotee of Krishna, and when he left the body Srila Prabhupada said that he was with Krishna in Goloka Vrindavana. What a great truth it is that if one obeys the instructions given by Srila Prabhupada one will live with Srila Prabhupada.