Work Cooperatively to Krishnize this Planet

Srila Prabhupada ordered us, his followers, to make the entire world Krishna conscious. Even though such a mission is by material calculations impossible, it becomes indeed possible when his followers leverage and synergize their energy through cooperation. Srila Prabhupada therefore very much emphasized the importance of cooperation. He instructed, "If you work cooperatively, you'll get more strength." And he also gave warning, "Now all my disciples must work combinedly and with cooperation to spread this Sankirtana Movement. If you cannot work together then my work is stopped up. Our society is like one big family and our relationships should be based on love and trust." If the members of the Krishna consciousness movement will stick tightly to Srila Prabhupada's above instructions, in the future it will noted by historians how the Krishna consciousness movement saved the world in its hour of darkest despair.

Sankarshan Das Adhikari

By His Love Srila Prabhupada Inspires Cooperation

Answers by Citing the Vedic Version:

Question: Why Buddhism Teaches There's No Soul?

Hare Krishna Maharaja,
Please accept my humble obeisances!
All glories to Srila Prabhupada.

If Lord Buddha was incarnation of Lord Krishna Himself, then why Buddhist philosophy teaches the non-existence of the soul ?

Kiran

Answer: Buddha's Special Undercover Mission

Krishna appeared as Lord Buddha specifically for the purpose of putting a stop to animal killing. In the beginning of the Kali yuga prior to Buddhadeva’s advent the people of India had become so degraded that they were killing the cows on the concocted plea that cow killing was authorized by the Vedas. They erroneously concluded that in previous times the brahmanas killed cows in sacrificial ceremonies. But the fact is that the brahmanas did not kill cows. They rejuvenated old cows giving them young calf bodies by placing them in the sacrificial fire along with the precise chanting of powerful Vedic mantras.

Since the people at that time were killing cows misusing the Vedas as justification, Lord Buddha appeared and stated that the Vedas are false. In denying the Vedas he taught atheism and the non-existence of soul. He taught the principles of karma and ahimsa (non-violence) that if one kills cows he will suffer the punishment of a severe karmic reaction. In this way, through an undercover mission, he saved the poor cows from being tortured, and paved the way for future Vaisnava acharyas to re-establish pure bhakti in India.

Sankarshan Das Adhikari