Do we really want Srila Prabhupada's samadhi to eventually look like the centerpiece of some Christian graveyard? Where bodies are expected to pop out of the ground at the second coming? Presently there are three samadhis there, in one...

Sulocana Prabhu: He was one of the first devotees to realize the complete hoax of the GBC policy to rubber-stamp eleven unqualified personalities as the exclusive 'diksa-guru' successors to Srila Prabhupada in 1977. Let us be quite clear that this policy was an unqualified lie as to the intentions of Srila Prabhupada...

The immediate material reason why Radhanatha, Kuladri, Malati, Devamrta, Chandra-muli, Umapati, and all the other co-conspirators in the murder of Sulocana dasa are still free and never underwent prosecution may not be hard to divine. This reason also explains why Kirtanananda also got off rather lightly for...

Sometimes the things people don't say speak louder that the things they do say. Janmastami accuses Radhanath of being the instigator and organizer of the murder of Sulocana Prabhu by enlisting Tapa Punj, Tirtha and himself. Subsequently, Tirtha...

In this and follow-up articles we will present a series of quotes from Srila Prabhupada on key issues and examine if ISKCON is being led by the GBC in compliance "by an inch" with these directions. Here we start with perhaps the most important question since November 1977 - did Srila Prabhupada direct the GBC to 'rubber-stamp' 'gurus'.

Krishna has multifarious manifestations and for the conditioned souls, perhaps the most important is His form as the sastra. The Vedic literatures are directly the guidance of the Supreme Lord and as such, non-different from him. They are the "sound incarnation" of the Lord. Therefore we find that all great acaryas stress compliance with the sastra without change and distortion - as Srila Prabhupada would say: "AS IT IS".

Recently I see there has been some discussion on Gandhi. As a point of information, I would like to offer the following. It appears that the last word(s) uttered by Mahatma Gandhi is still a matter of debate. Venkita Kalyanam, former personal assistant to Mr. Gandhi, said that he was present at the spot and Gandhi did not utter a single word.