http://namahatta.org/blogs/index.php/vasu/?disp=comments en-US http://backend.userland.com/rss 60 Thu, 20 Mar 2008 18:05:51 +0000 Kripamoya Das [Visitor] c1060@http://namahatta.org/blogs/ I'm really surprised that any of this still remains to be said in ISKCON of 2008.<br /> <br /> Everything you say is relevant and true of course; I'm just surprised that somewhere in ISKCON it still needs to be said.<br /> <br /> Here at Bhaktivedanta Manor, UK, where the term FOLK was first conceived, we've had a thriving congregation for decades and wouldn't have it any other way. Having a laity does not interfere with the enthusiastic commitment of the clergy, rather, the clergy take their enhanced levels of commitment after long periods as laity.
Everything you say is relevant and true of course; I'm just surprised that somewhere in ISKCON it still needs to be said.

Here at Bhaktivedanta Manor, UK, where the term FOLK was first conceived, we've had a thriving congregation for decades and wouldn't have it any other way. Having a laity does not interfere with the enthusiastic commitment of the clergy, rather, the clergy take their enhanced levels of commitment after long periods as laity.]]> http://namahatta.org/blogs/index.php/vasu/2008/02/02/invitation#c1060 Thu, 20 Mar 2008 02:28:16 +0000 Sita-pati das [Visitor] c1058@http://namahatta.org/blogs/ Go Vasu Murti! :-)<br /> <br /> Hey, drop by ISKCON Constitution.com and check it out if you have some time: www.iskconconstitution.com. Most of the action is in the comments so far, but you are welcome to chip in there if you are inspired, or write an article for the site.<br /> <br /> ys,<br /> sda
Hey, drop by ISKCON Constitution.com and check it out if you have some time: www.iskconconstitution.com. Most of the action is in the comments so far, but you are welcome to chip in there if you are inspired, or write an article for the site.

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