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<h2>Lectures</h2>
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<h3>Sri Isopanisad Lectures</h3>
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These rascals, for eating animals they cited, "Here, there is animal killing." Just like in Calcutta . . . you have been in Calcutta? And there is a street, College Street. Now it is differently named. I think it is named Vidhan Raya(?), just like . . . anyway, so there are some slaughterhouses. So slaughterhouses means the Hindus, they do not purchase meat from Muslims' shop. That is impure. (laughter) The same thing: stool this side and that side. They are eating meat, (chuckles) and Hindu shop is pure, Muslim shop is impure.
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Vedic mantra. An animal will be put into the fire, and by Vedic mantra he'll be rejuvenated. That is sacrifice, animal sacrifice. Not that for eating purpose.

Therefore in this age of Kali, Caitanya Mahāprabhu has forbidden any kind of yajña, because there is no plan . . . I mean to say, expert brahmin who can chant the mantras and make experiment of the Vedic mantras, that "Here is coming out." That is . . . before performing yajña, how the mantra is potent, that was tested by sacrificing animal and again giving new life. Then it is to be understood that the priests who were chanting that mantra, that is right. That was a test. Not for animal killing.

But these rascals, for eating animals they cited, "Here, there is animal killing." Just like in Calcutta . . . you have been in Calcutta? And there is a street, College Street. Now it is differently named. I think it is named Vidhan Raya(?), just like . . . anyway, so there are some slaughterhouses. So slaughterhouses means the Hindus, they do not purchase meat from Muslims' shop. That is impure. (laughter) The same thing: stool this side and that side. They are eating meat, (chuckles) and Hindu shop is pure, Muslim shop is impure.

These are mental concoction. Religion is going on like that. Therefore . . . therefore fighting: "I am Hindu," "I am Muslim," "I am Christian." Nobody knows religion. You see? They have given up religion, these rascals. There is no religion. The real religion is this, Kṛṣṇa consciousness, which teaches how to love God. That's all. That is religion. Any religion, it doesn't matter whether Hindu religion, Muslim religion, Christian religion, if you are developing love of God, then you are perfect in your religion. Otherwise you are rascal, your religion is nonsense. That is the test.

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:sa vai puṁsāṁ paro dharma
:yato bhaktir adhokṣaje
:ahaituky apratihatā
:yayātmā suprasīdati 
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This is Bhāgavata religion. That is first-class religion. What is that? Yataḥ, by executing the religious principles, if you develop your love for the Supreme, who is beyond expression of your words and beyond the activities of your mind . . . adhokṣaja. This very word is used, adhokṣaja: where your material senses cannot approach. And what kind of that love? Ahaitukī, without any cause. "O Lord, I love You, God, because You supply me so many nice things. You are order-supplier." No. Not that sort of love. Without any exchange.
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