Once the founder of ISKCON AC Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada said , everything is happening by the supream desire of Krishna. This consciousness is Krishna consciousness.
But he also said that one who does wrong or suffers wrong is wrong. He gave an illustration of a man going to sleep at night , within His heart God says lock up your windows and doors they may be theives , and to the theif God says within his heart , in a particular house , here is an excellent opportunity to steal .
The complexities of action and reaction are unfathomable. How can justice and injustices be simultaneously working together ? and how it could be that it would be and lead to a perfect system of fair and just legislation.
Such philosophical , religious, ethical, and rational enquiries should be contemplated and thought about carefully.
The Vedas have the answers to any questions that are posed , and it behoves everyone of us to understand them well , and not be an unbalanced and unthinking follower of any of the theological cultures .
For instance, when Krishna says in the Bhagavad Gita, one who sees action in inaction and inaction in action, how is it to be understood.
One should know that Divinity wants the best of persons to represent him , and he also wants such persons’ views represented in any government administration . Their governance and compliance systems must be uncontaminated with lust ,anger greed, and bias caused by identifying with a particular race or social position .
We are not ultimately British, American, European, Latin American or African, we are all living beings in different bodies under different circumstances and we all need help , guidance and cooperation.
Fools vote in fools, we need to educate ourselves how to identify a good leader and what their qualities are. We must seek help from the real intelligensia who are properly situated in knowledge and show symptoms of wisdom , which will obviously include sympathy, i.e., someone who can not tolerate the suffering of anyone or any creature .
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Mar 5, 2025
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