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Our literature is not sentimental stories. It is meant to be understood by the intelligent class of men

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"Our literature is not sentimental stories. It is meant to be understood by the intelligent class of men"

Correspondence

1977 Correspondence

Our literature is not sentimental stories. It is meant to be understood by the intelligent class of men.
Letter to Lilavati -- Bombay 31 March, 1977:

Our literature is not sentimental stories. It is meant to be understood by the intelligent class of men. Children and those with child-like mentalities will do better to chant "Hare Krishna" and take prasadam. We cannot water down the philosophy to make it more palatable. Our books must remain as they are. Do not waste your time anymore with such attempts. We are not going to publish it. Whatever books we have got, let them try to understand, and if they cannot then let them chant "Hare Krishna" and take prasadam.

Hoping this finds you and your husband well.