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Category:Followers of Krsna Consciousness

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The followers of Kṛṣṇa consciousness are defined not by their numbers, but by their purity and strict adherence to the disciplic succession. The movement operates on the principle of "boiling the milk," preferring one sincere, perfectly trained follower over millions of superficial adherents. To become a true follower, one must undergo a profound transformation, rising above the dictates of Kali-yuga to reach the platform of unalloyed goodness. This requires rigidly following the four regulative principles, chanting the holy names, and making practical sacrifices, such as contributing one's income to the temple. Philosophically, a follower of Kṛṣṇa consciousness is a rūpānuga (a follower of Rūpa Gosvāmī) who strictly accepts the Bhagavad-gītā as the ultimate authority, utterly rejecting the cheap, manufactured incarnations of God popular in the modern age. Because they are not artificial, followers even utilize their natural emotions, exhibiting righteous anger toward godlessness, while internally resting in the peaceful consciousness that they eternally belong to the Supreme Lord.

  • Quality Over Quantity: The movement does not pander for millions of followers; it seeks to find and perfectly train rare, sincere souls who truly want to surrender to God.
  • Personal Transformation: A true follower overcomes the degraded influence of the modern age, becoming a faultless gentleman and a perfect gosvāmī.
  • Strict Adherence: Success depends on strictly following the regulative principles, the injunctions of scripture, and the standard of practical contribution to the mission.
  • Transcendental Mentality: Followers reject cheap gods and are not afraid to use their anger against atheism, always maintaining the pure consciousness of being Kṛṣṇa's eternal servants.

Pages in category "Followers of Krsna Consciousness"

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