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Hare krisna

Hare Krishna

Hare Krishna. Very sweet 🙏🙏

Sundar ji

Sundar

We call this tune "Dabbankuthu" in South India...

Wow

Wow...so many familiar faces! Haven't met Sugosh prabhu yet though..

One of the most insidious teachings of ISKCON is that you must give up your previous "material" life and devote one hundred percent of your time and energy to the group. At ISKCON's request, I abandoned all my friends and family without thinking about how it would hurt them or make them worry about me. Relatives and friends of other Hare Krishna devotees have contacted me for advice. Listening to their grief made me realize how my own family may have felt. It has been a struggle to reclaim some of my roots. I also found that once cut off, some relationships never grow back. It has been difficult for me to face this consequence. Like many other members, I believed that the organization had The Answer and everyone else was in the dark. I tried to force my group's beliefs and values on other people. ISKCON preachers tell members and others to accept their whole philosophy and reject any other philosophy. They forbid members from reading outside literature for fear that they would be influenced by opposing philosophies. I now recognize this as a disrespectful and fanatical attitude meant to control members. I also got a few people to join and I’ve apologized to a few of them. The original guru Srila Prabhupada died (some say he was murdered). This lead to a power struggle within ISKCON, as the alleged guru killers quickly assumed the mantle of leadership and then mounted a tremendous campaign to hold onto their power. Living inside an institution like this, which was based on a lie, took its toll. During the years I was a member, ninety percent of the original members left. Looking back now, I see that the eleven gurus (the alleged murderers) were highly motivated to make their own disciples stay. They manipulated us with warnings about the karmi (non-devotee) world and told us that if we blooped (left the organization), we would go to hell. They told us that before taking initiation we were dogs and that we would go back to being dogs if we left. The gurus told horror stories about other blooped devotees, meant to scare us into staying. Insiders told nasty jokes about ex-members and make fun of them behind their backs. Gurus' thugs (called kshatrias) beat people up to maintain order. I developed some of the same bad qualities that the gurus and their followers exhibited. Financial abuses are rampant in ISKCON. I also learned to be judgmental and superstitious, character flaws I'm still trying to unlearn. The group was extremely chauvinistic toward women, minorities and anyone who disagreed with them. It's been a struggle to get my real personality back, because before joining ISKCON I was open minded and much more gentle. I went through a long phase of hating myself for staying in a group like that. It has been several years of psychotherapy to overcome my guilt and forgive myself. I'm still working out my victimization issues because I came to ISKCON innocently seeking spiritual life and became a cog in the wheels of a dysfunctional system. I agonize over how my common sense to leave a bad situation failed me. I've had to live with the reality that the Iskcon Hare Krishna are corrupt and the most dangerous cult in existence today.

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So nice to see this clip... do you have more?

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I want one!

I LOVE THEM!!!! I love the little belly and the squeaky voice!