Brahma jānāti iti brāhmaṇa. So the miser, the opposite word is liberal or brāhmaṇa. Miser knows his self-interest, "How much nice foodstuff I have got to eat daily." That's all. And liberal, "How much Kṛṣṇa prasāda I am distributing to the world." Liberal. A miser is thinking, "How much nice dishes I have eaten today. How much I have satisfied my tongue. Never mind I go to hell. Let me eat this, that, so many nice things. Let me satisfy my tongue."
Prasadam distribution (Lectures)
Expressions researched:
"distribute"
|"distributed"
|"distributing"
|"distribution"
|"prasada"
|"prasadam"
Notes from the compiler:
Use VedaBase query: "prasad* distribut*"@5