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Last month, the Archbishop of Canterbury reflected on his recent dialogue with Hindu swamis in Bangalore, India. I was pleased to accept an invitation to hear his thoughts on this somewhat historic event.
If a sadhu spontaneously out of his own accord is expressing so many qualities of Krishna, and we go away, losing the benefit of that – it is suicidal. Rather, we need attachment for that. We should think, “Oh, the good qualities of Krishna are being explained through this agent: I must try to give my ear to that.”
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