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          (even about the impossibility) of being diksa parampara and
          similar statements, also about philosophy (the dormant prema
          etc.) and contradictions in Srila Prabhupada’s books as well as
          about verses which Srila Prabhupada translates and comments
          on with no connection to the actual verse in Sanskrit/Bengali.
          If you are familiar with this, I would humbly like to ask you
          for an explanation of this or to guide me to someone who can
          explain those conclusions. (I do not wish to repeat what he is
          saying.)

          As you have not very clearly stated what rascal things you
          have heard, I cannot clearly reply to them. But please kindly
          consider: do you really think S is a better scholar and devotee
          than  Srila  Bhaktisiddhanta  Sarasvati  and  Srila  Prabhupada?
          Is he more favored by Krsna to understand and explain the
          purports of sastra than these great acaryas?

          If S is correct then Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati and Srila
          Prabhupada were in maya and all their preaching was simply
          misleading. Can you accept this?

          For your information S gave up his heritage to become the paid
          servant of beef eaters and drunkards in America, where by the
          mercy of Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati and Srila Prabhupada
          he came in  contact with  Krishna  consciousness  through
          ISKCON. He subsequently spent many years taking shelter in
          Srila Prabhupada’s ashrams learning Sanskrit and is now using
          the little learning he acquired to teach that Srila Prabhupada
          did not know what he was talking about. I cannot imagine
          what will be the destination of such a person.

          For your further information, there are many scholars in India
          far more knowledgeable than S who accept ISKCON as bona fide.
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