Danda 1995 - Suhotra Maharaja Archives
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Answer by <strong>Suhotra</strong> SwamiJune 27, <strong>1995</strong>Your question is unclear to me. I thought I answered it before. But you'veasked the same question again in a different way. I am going to drop thisdiscussion.CHRISTIANSQuestion from Dharmasetu dasJuly 1, <strong>1995</strong>I have one question. Where are going the real christians after leaving thebodies. Is it Brahmaloka since, s I've heard, they worship Lord Brahma, or it issomething else?Answer by <strong>Suhotra</strong> SwamiJuly 1, <strong>1995</strong>Real Christians go to Christ. And it seems, from what Srila Prabhupadaindicated, that he descended from Brahmaloka. But who those real Christiansare, I don't know.WORSHIP OF BRAHMAQuestion from Rohita dasJuly 1, <strong>1995</strong>It is known that in India is worshiped Lord Visnu as well as many demigods but Ihave never heard about worship of Brahma. Could you please tell me anythingabout it?Answer by <strong>Suhotra</strong> SwamiJuly 1, <strong>1995</strong>No. With the loss of the Vedic culture, Brahma is not worshiped in Kali Yuga.Of course, our sampradaya worships him, but as acarya, not as demigod.DEGRADATION AMONGST ANIMALSQuestion from Mundita Mastaka dasJuly 8, <strong>1995</strong>It's stated in SB 1.13.50 purp: "...and the Lord either descends personally fromHis abode or deputes some of His devotees to remosek the fallen condition ofhuman society, or even animal society. Such disruptions take place not only inhuman society but also aminy animals, birds or other living beings, includingthe demigods in the higher planets."Can you please elaborate on this. What does "disruptions aminy animals" mean? Iheard that the animals don't violate the laws of nature.Answer by <strong>Suhotra</strong> SwamiJuly 9, <strong>1995</strong>But if you think a little bit about the Lord's different incarnations, it isvery clear. Lord Buddha came to save the innocent animals that were being