Prabhupāda: "...morning," what is the meaning?
Sudāmā: Well, it's just actually become an expression of greeting. Literally, of course, it means that "I am pleased to see you, happy to meet you. Good morning."
Prabhupāda: Anyone else?
Satsvarūpa: In English when we say, "Goodbye," that means "God be with you." Some God consciousness.
Pradyumna: They say, "Good morning. Good morning to you."
Bali-mardana: Like one pig grunting at another pig.
Prabhupāda: "Good morning" means... Because it is English word... In England every morning is bad morning, because it is cloud. When they see one day that cloud is clear, they say, "Good morning." (japa) (break) ...similarly, a good soul means when there is no māyā, then he's good soul.
Bali-mardana: Or cloud.
Prabhupāda: Huh? Cloud. māyā is cloud. So what is that cloud?
Sudāmā: Forgetfulness of Kṛṣṇa.
Prabhupāda: That cloud is when a soul desires to become the master. That is cloud. (japa)
- kṛṣṇa bhūlīya jīva bhoga-vañchā kare
- pasate māyā tare japaṭiya dhare
As soon as a soul desires to be enjoyer, then he is immediately captured by māyā.