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Japan : The Phoenix Of Bharata

Japan : The Phoenix Of Bharata

Almost 80 percent of Japan’s population practices Shintoism and Japan’s official Hindu population is negligible, But still there are many indications enough to conclude that the Japanese culture is product of Veidic culture. Around 5000 years Veidic culture was expanded all over the world and the world was ruled by the king of Hastinapura or new Dehli. The veidic culture is the root and basis of all the philosophies which analyse the origin of existence. It is the highest known authority and scientific theology to understand life and forms of conciousness. There was one flag of Bharata, only one culture of Bharata, one nation called Bharata, one throne of Bharata and one scripture of Bharata.
In some places the remnants of Vedic culture are more powerful. Their presence is felt more directly. But in other places the remnants are faint and more difficult to perceive.
Just like the Sun worshipers of Japan. Previously it was part of a huge land mass in the
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Vinita Mevada's photo.

Prabhupāda : And there is no God? What a nonsense. If things are... Just like when you pass through a house, sometimes if you don't see—the house is not properly taken care of, or there is no light in front of the house, there are so many garbages, we immediately say, "Oh, there is no man in this house." And as soon as you see house is very nicely kept, there is light and the garden is kept, we understand there is a man. So this is common sense. If things are going on, everything is going on so nicely, how you can say there is no management, there is no brain? How you can say? What is this nonsense? How you can say there is no God?

[ 730225rc.jkt - February 25, 1973, Jakarta]

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The Liberated Soul

Srila Prabhupäda: Our point is that if you do not get knowledge from liberated person, that knowledge is useless. That is cheating. [break] It is very easy. Just like a child. If he takes your direction, he liberated, and if he acts according to his childish nature, then he's conditioned. If you take Kåñëa's instruction, then you are liberated. If you manufacture your own idea, then you are conditioned. Two things. Child is not actually liberated. He is child. But because he takes blindly the direction of the father, he's liberated. That is mäm eva ye prapadyante. Anyone who has surrendered to Kåñëa and strictly follows what Kåñëa says, then he is liberated. Otherwise not. If he manufactures idea, then he's conditioned.
Dr. Patel: It is what? Sarva-dharmän parityajya [Bg. 18.66]?
Prabhupäda: Yes, and it is very easy: "Henceforward I shall simply follow what Kåñëa says." That's all. You become liberated immediately. It is one minute's task, simply to decide that "No

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