Ideal Married Life by Srila Prabhupada (SB 01.03.17) on September 22, 1972, Los Angeles 

@Sumeet P And exactly what were you doing here mate then ?

@Sumeet P If you really have your time wasted, why did not you just put up your thoughts separately ? Why you have to comment only on somebody's expression ?

@Sumeet P LOLZ !! Why are you getting hyper mate, from which or what are you afraid of ? You have not posted a public reply . You are hiding behind the expression of a person . Why is this sense of insecurity ? If you do believe in something, either of the god, philosophy, humanity, or explicit atheism , that's your belief . Similarly, those who are opposite side of your belief , might take you as agonist or anything , and declare your life doomed as such. So, what's your belief either keep it in your heart, there's no need to show of naively, or better speak it explicitly , face the point, logic and other side of your views, thoughts. For me, I am an wanderer, searching the truth.

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No we don't merge, Srila Prabhupad condemned this bogus idea

Is that he is saying ? Really

@@ashishsaxena5747 20:00 & 21:11(exactly), It's not Prabhupada said but Krishna Said that in Bhagavadhgeetha! Prabhupada & all saints are just conveying the same message in an easily understandable way, that's it! That's the reason Prabhupada came up with Bhagavadhgeetha *as it is*, no changes! All glories to Prabhupada & The God Sri Krishna!💐

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Prabhupada is one who opens an ISKCON'S door, closes a prison door for every one.

@@hktv108 I love ISKCON bcz devotees are very happy but for me it is very difficult to accept 4 regulative principles. Especially illicit sex, It is said that sex is for procreation of species not for recreation If a couple have already 2 children and if they are 35 -38 age, can they physically attach Please reply

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Right on Indu 123!. The swami is only commenting on the doctrine in the book. They did not get to Woman liberation at that time or during this interview. Dont worry use skip edit and delete and make it doable. It's between you and your creator. 😊

the lecture is for male brahmacari, every knowlegde must fit with the student you know what im saying, you cant say medicine is bitter too a child, you say it sweet like strawberry for the benefit of the child who is sick, but we say the truth because the medicine for child is produced with sweet taste you know what i mean do you?

@indu 123 Unfortunately this is the real problem with ISKCON and dwaita philosophy. The conception of each person and "God" being fundamentally separate makes it okay, and indeed requisite, to keep all other relationships at arms length. Indeed, it is always described from the perspective of the person speaking, and generally that person is a man, filled up with inherent biases, and in this talk sometimes reeks of outright sexism. The proud claim is that any relationship with real people (mothers, fathers, wives and husbands, children, friends, coworkers, neighbors, and anyone else) is secondary and inherently futile in one's pursuit of God. Therefore, Srila Prabhupada advises that one should not get too "attached" to someone else, specifically his own wife. This is problematic to say the least, and can lead to terrible relationships devoid of real empathy, and connection. In this scheme, people are only useful in as much as they are able to help the individual achieve some closer spiritual connection with God. The individual is happy when a wife or husband cooks the food, tends to the house, earns money or was not a debtor. In doing so the other person has enabled an environment for spiritual growth. For those like Srila Prabhupada, who didn't care about the mundane chores and didnt see his wife as beautiful, he saw no point in having a wife. But this view degrades marriage into a fundamentally transactional relationship and sometimes an object of distraction via sex. It is just the exchange of services. It is not grounded in empathy. Indeed even the notion of "seva," a corenerstone of ISKCON, is expressed as doing Krishna's will. It is an attempt to make Krishna happy on its own, not borne of genuine empathy and connection with the people who are being helped by the seva. This reasoning is fundamentally flawed and creates a deep apathy and disinterest in the world and others. Now, do all ISKCON devotees relate to it this way? I dont believe so. At least I hope not. However, it does not change the flawed reasoning as provided by the ISKCON belief structure itself... However, there is a way to achieve spiritual advancement and maintain relationships. The myth that this is not possible is dangerous and harmful to society. Any real relationship should be firmly seated in understanding and empathy. It must be borne of genuine attention and devotion to another's safety security happiness and growth is requisite. This can be achieved when one is completely grounded in the fundamental perspective that we are all one and that all the petty distinctions of myself and or my wife or husband are illusions. Indeed we are actually all one. However, the institution of marriage is special as it cultivates this mindset between two people, and creates a lived expression of our fundamental unity. Marriage and deep relationships enable us to transcend our petty identities and see the ourselves and the others in our life as one. This is explored on all levels in a marriage: the mundane, financial, emotional, and existential. It is constant work, and a constant unravelling of one's ego. It is fights, and fun times. It is tears and joy. It is seeing each other in our successes and failures. In this process we break each barrier. Each day works to destroy the deepest egotisms that divide us. This opportunity is the rare in life. Marriage offers the potential to liberate one from the illusion of separateness. It is powerful beyond all else. Now what of detachment, and the other preachings of other Hindu thought? Well, to that I say that the attachment that is borne of impulsiveness and self gratification is the real vice spoken of in Hindu shastras. The elimination of all attachment would be to cease existence. However, in attachment in relationship we exist. When that attachment is selfless, and pure, and devoted then we become blissful and kind, and god-like. This is the goal of everyone, to be the best they can be. Indeed the power to unravel the ego is a fixture of deep and committed relationships. The friction and resolution of issues in a relationship are instigated by the differences that we perceive in each other. These differences we perceive is Maya. But ironically, it is also the tool for our own spiritual growth. By breaking this Maya we build powerful and happy families. However, denying the creation of real relationships in pursuit of one with God is dangerous to say the least. It creates disconnection between people, and asserts in every relationship that you are always second or third or last best because my true relationship is with Krishna. I know I'm glad I am not married to someone who asserts that our relationship is ultimately futile and only a tool for something else.

Apparently, the wife get more blessing than his husband when she served him. Im not sure but do some reserch on Bhagavat gita, you will get the answer.

@@krishnahingoo2772 Indeed, read the Gita. However, the Gita says nothing about wives serving husbands. The truth of it is that Krishna the historical figure lived in deep antiquity, possibly back to 5000bce. Most narratives of his philosophy are owned by tradition that came about during the Bhakti movement in relative recent history. These movements created a corpus of literature, stories, and a belief structure anachronistically, and imposed their value system on Krishna. If you go back to the Gita without the biases of the Bhakti-only sampradayas you find a progressive message and panentheistic cosmology. Bhakti-only ideology came up in competition with abrahamic religions to show how Hinduism can have blind faith also...