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by **vge** » Fri Mar 03, 2006 12:19 am

I got a disturbing thought this morning :cry:

, this time an unknown Hare Krishna man, but I hate even the thought of him. It was hysterically underconfident, like he just thought he would insult me for no reason. At that moment I reflected how terribly mean it was that Hare Krishnas caused me to wear a wedding ring for several months, only to find out I had been tricked. That is offensive and insults the virtue of marriage to my entire life!

I remember how Linda respected marriage highly, and cursed how could Hare Krishnas have ever possibly done this. Then the thought occured that because Linda was so good, and liked me so much, it would take BILLIONS of insults from Hare Krishnas before they ever could ruin that... And then again, that is exactly what they are doing, disturbing me BILLIONS of times!

It seems to be a nonstop, horrendous attempt by Hare Krishnas to ruin the great success I had with Linda by disturbing BILLIONS of times! How mean! I can't believe that anyone, especially Hare Krishnas could ever be so mean, and they are doing it to me every day -- they have done it in the form of an insult to marriage.

Vrindavan dasa
Victor Epand

by **Sotos** » Fri Mar 03, 2006 2:42 am

What is this Hare Krishna? An area in Hawaii?

by **vge** » Fri Mar 03, 2006 10:28 am

Sotos wrote:What is this Hare Krishna? An area in Hawaii?

No, its like a religion, like Hinduism. Do you live in Cyprus?
Victor

by **mad-dog** » Fri Mar 03, 2006 7:35 pm

omg not again think you need 2 see a shrink

by **djtrax98** » Fri Mar 03, 2006 8:22 pm

mad-dog wrote:omg not again think you need 2 see a shrink

Its one of the loveliest religions that exist. The ideology is so simple yet so effective.
Of course its not something that everyone is familiar with in Cyprus, unless they study world faiths or religions, or have been involved with world travel or educative literature.
I have read the book on Krishna and how it started made excellent sense, on all aspects of life some points that were covered i never even thought of before in my life, it really was an enlightenment.
So no mad dog. she doesnt need to see a 'shrink'.

by **vge** » Fri Mar 03, 2006 8:33 pm

I may sound superstitious, but I believe in spirits and that thoughts come from both outside and inside. So these thoughts come from outside and they are no fault of my own. This very morning there were more insulting thoughts from Hare Krishnas, an unknown man this time, and right in the middle of breakfast! It had to do with money, I think the Hare Krishnas are very misunderstood.

I have been sick for awhile, and that keeps me alone and single. But once I am better I will have a lot more chance to socialize, meet someone else, and forget about the evil Hare Krishnas. :wink:

Victor

by **andri_cy** » Sat Mar 04, 2006 6:40 am

I think by definition Hare Krishnas are not evil....
I am confused as to what is going on and what not.
How are they mean to you. where do they meet you, what they say....
or you might just be ranting... I dont know :S

by **vge** » Sat Mar 04, 2006 7:43 am

andri_cy wrote:I think by definition Hare Krishnas are not evil....
I am confused as to what is going on and what not.
How are they mean to you. where do they meet you, what they say....
or you might just be ranting... I dont know :S

Every Hare Krishna is different. But certainly a number of them are evil, that is confirmed by scriptures. More specifically "evil, contaminated with sin, and badly behaved".

Yet I am sure there are good Hare Krishnas as well. Their spiritual teacher from India, Srila Prabhupada, and perhaps others.

The experience I had with Hare Krishnas in Fiji was hatefully evil. They played a trick using marriage against me that I will never forget. They tricked me into wearing a wedding ring for an arrangement that turned out to be an insulting fraud :evil:

. To me, that is no laughing matter -- it is pure meanness. I take marriage seriously and I have an attractive girlfriend from the past who also respected marriage like I do and who I could have married. It was no joke that Hare Krishnas played the meanest possible trick.

Evil means to cause an unwanted effect or result to a hated opponent. Hare Krishnas defended what they had done to me by saying "It was in the best interest of your spiritual advancement." But that is wrong. It does not take a mean trick to cause spiritual advancement. An attractive female could have done it, an Ekadasi fast could have done it. Whether for spiritual advancement or not, what the Hare Krishnas did to me was mean.

I am consoled by having dissolved the fraudulent arrangement in court, which frees me up to meet someone else. However, I fell sick shortly thereafter and I am just waiting until I get better. So really, I do have that to look forward to and there is no reason for these 'insulting thoughts' that Hare Krishnas are sending me.

Victor