December 11, 1970 Indore – Room Conversation Prabhupāda: These are not legends; they are fact. Those who are not intelligent, they take it as legend. There are so many descriptions which is not within our experience—we take it as legend. Now, I gave some gentleman the example that the coconut tree. On the tree there
Room Conversation, 21st January 1977, Bhubaneshwar Hari-śauri: A devotee is actually getting a higher taste. He’s getting some real enjoyment, so he doesn’t care for the other things. Prabhupāda: So unless there is enjoyment he cannot stick. But that enjoyment is Kṛṣṇa. Hari-śauri: Just that chanting is enough. It’s just so much nectar. Prabhupāda: No,
Prabhupāda: Very soon we shall have our own publication, Macmillan Company.[pause] What is your report? Devotee (1): I had a rough day today. Prabhupāda: Huh? Devotee (1): I didn’t get any new members today. I went all over… I went over to McGill, and not very many teachers, professors there, know about the temple, especially
