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No — other men's eye's don't do anything for me, I'm afraid." Sulu grinned.

Boris Souvarine, hombre clave en el gran éxito del bolchevismo, que ha sido y es la conquista de París como centro de la propaganda comunista, fundador del PCF y que conoció personalmente a Lenin antes de convertirse en uno de los grandes anticomunistas de la historia, expresó así su propia experiencia: Los bolcheviques han heredado esta concepción (la del terrorismo del «hombre nuevo» que teorizaron Netchaev, Bakunin y Chernichevski, retrató Dostoievski en Los demonios y asumió Lenin), adaptándola a sus necesidades y a su época. Para ellos, el mundo se divide en dos: el partido y los demás. Ser expulsado del partido equivale a ser arrojado del planeta. Para permanecer en su seno están dispuestos a todas las bajezas, de acuerdo con su moral amoral; dispuestos a envilecerse, a darse golpes de pecho en público con reservas mentales, a delatarse mutuamente, a jurar obediencia y sumisión perinde ac cadaver, sin perjuicio de reanudar sus maquinaciones tan pronto como les sea posible. El «hombre nuevo» del comunismo está tomado, evidentemente, del «hombre nuevo» del cristianismo. Por eso tantos cristianos y judíos, cuya conciencia de culpa proviene de un airado Jehová o del Pecado Original —que es el origen de clase, burgués o pequeñoburgués, de sus militantes—, se sienten teológicamente en casa al avistar el paraíso social, el comunismo. Hay que sacrificarse, hacer penitencia para merecerlo. Pero el partido tiene una ventaja sobre el Evangelio: obliga a hacer penitencia a los demás. Este aspecto, a la vez expiatorio y coercitivo, masoquista y sádico, otorga un aura especial al militante: la de los inquisidores y los monjes guerreros, que pueden ser también procesados por herejes o caer víctimas de los infieles, pero cuya salvación personal está asegurada por la lucha para la e

accolade. In medieval times men were knighted in a ceremony called the accolata (from the Latin ac, "at," and collum, "neck"), named for the hug around the neck received during the ritual, which also included a kiss and a tap of a sword on the shoulder. From accolata comes the English word accolade for an award or honor.

Many readers may want to delve deeper into the knowledge of Bhagavad-gītā and for such persons we highly recommend the study of the 1973 Macmillan edition of Bhagavad-gītā As It Is by A.C. Bhaktivedānta Svāmī Prabhupāda. Other recommended readings are the commentaries of Viśvanātha Cakravartī, Baladeva Vidyābhūṣaṇa, Bhaktivinoda Ṭhākura and Svāmī B.R. Śrīdhara Deva Gosvāmī.

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Generally, the conditioned soul is mad because he is always engaged in activities that are the causes of bondage and suffering.” The spirit soul in his original condition is joyful, blissful, eternal and full of knowledge. Only by his implication in material activities has he become miserable, temporary and full of ignorance. This is due to vikarma. Vikarma means “actions which should not be done.” Therefore, we must practice sādhana-bhakti – which means to offer maṅgala-ārati (Deity worship) in the morning, to refrain from certain material activities, to offer obeisances to the spiritual master and to follow many other rules and regulations that will be discussed here one after another. These practices will help one become cured of madness. As a man’s mental disease is cured by the directions of a psychiatrist, so this sādhana-bhakti cures the conditioned soul of his madness under the spell of māyā, material illusion. Nārada Muni mentions this sādhana-bhakti in Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam, Seventh Canto, first chapter, verse 32. He says there to King Yudhiṣṭhira, “My dear King, one has to fix his mind on Kṛṣṇa by any means.” That is called Kṛṣṇa consciousness.

Hit in this manner by the demon, O Vidura, the Lord, who had appeared as the first boar, did not feel the least quaking in any part of His body, any more than an elephant would when struck with a wreath of flowers. PURPORT As previously explained, the demon was originally a servitor of the Lord in Vaikuṇṭha, but somehow or other he fell as a demon. His fight with the Supreme Lord was meant for his liberation. The Lord enjoyed the striking on His transcendental body, just like a fully grown-up father fighting with his child. Sometimes a father takes pleasure in having a mock fight with his small child, and similarly the Lord felt Hiraṇyākṣa’s striking on His body to be like flowers offered for worship. In other words, the Lord desired to fight in order to enjoy His transcendental bliss; therefore He enjoyed the attack.

The effect of this Sacrament [Baptism] is the remission of every sin, original and ac tual.

Year after year many books are published for public reading regarding Hitler’s killing thousands of Jews in confinement. But no one is researching who killed Hitler and who created such a gigantic killer of human beings. The devotees of the Lord are not much interested in the study of the flickering history of the world. They are interested only in Him who is the original creator, maintainer and annihilator. That is the purpose of the Kṛṣṇa consciousness movement.

Sócrates (469-399 a.C.), el fundador de la secta socrática, siendo fundamentalmente un escéptico, no imponía sus opiniones a los demás, sino que a través de los interrogatorios hacía que cada hombre expresara su propia filosofía. Según Plutarco, Sócrates concebía cada lugar como apropiado para llegar a que el mundo entero fuera una escuela de virtud. Sostenía que el alma existía antes que el cuerpo y que, antes de sumergirse en él, estaba dotada de todo el conocimiento; que cuando el alma entraba en la forma material se atontaba, pero que mediante los discursos sobre los objetos sensibles se le hacía despertar y recuperar su conocimiento original. En estas premisas se basaba su intento de estimular el poder del alma mediante la ironía y el razonamiento inductivo. Se ha dicho de Sócrates que el único tema de su filosofía era el hombre. Él mismo declaró que la filosofía era el camino de la verdadera felicidad y que su propósito era doble: (1) contemplar a Dios, y (2) abstraer el alma del sentido corpóreo. Los principios de todas las cosas los concibió en número de tres: Dios, la materia y las ideas. De Dios dijo: "Lo que es no lo sé; lo que no es lo sé". La materia la definió como objeto de generación y corrupción; la idea, como sustancia incorruptible: el intelecto de Dios. La sabiduría la consideraba la suma de las virtudes. Entre los miembros prominentes de la secta socrática estaban Jenofonte, Æschines, Crito, Simón, Glauco, Simmias y Cebes.

Por vezes, um governante autoritário vindo de fora fazia a vida urbana retroceder. Foi o caso da dinastia amorita dos Lim — Yaggid-Lim, Yahudun-Lim e Zimri-Lim —, que dominou grande parte do Eufrates sírio na mesma época em que Mashkan-shapir prosperava no extremo sul. Os Lim decidiram instalar seu centro de operações na antiga cidade de Mari (atual Tell Hariri, no trecho sírio do Eufrates) e ocupar as edificações governamentais existentes em seu centro. A chegada dos Lim parece ter desencadeado um êxodo maciço da população de Mari, que se dispersou por povoados menores ou, juntando-se a pastores itinerantes, por toda a estepe síria. Antes do saque de Mari por Hamurabi da Babilônia, em 1761 a.C., a última “cidade” dos reis amoritas nada mais continha do que a residência real, o harém, os templos adjacentes e um punhado de edifícios públicos.60 Uma correspondência escrita nesse período comprova a antipatia entre uma monarquia arrivista desse tipo e o poder estabelecido das assembleias urbanas. Cartas enviadas a Zimri-Lim por Terru — senhor da antiga capital hurrita de Urkesh (atual Tell Mozan) — retratam sua impotência diante dos conselhos e assembleias da cidade. Em certa ocasião, Terru conta a Zimri-Lim: “Como estou sujeito à vontade de meu senhor, os moradores da vila me desprezam, e duas ou três vezes escapei por pouco da morte nas mãos deles”. Assim responde o rei em Mari: “Não sabia que os moradores de sua vila o desprezam por minha causa. Você pertence a mim, mesmo que a vila de Urkesh pertença a outro”. Tudo isso chegou ao fim quando Terru confessou que fora obrigado a fugir por causa da opinião pública (“a boca de Urkesh”) e a buscar abrigo numa vila próxima.61 Portanto, longe de dependerem de governantes para gerenciar a vida urbana, a maioria dos moradores de cidades estava organizada em unidades autônomas, capazes de se governar e de reagir a superiores injuriosos, fosse expulsando-os, fosse abandonando eles mesmos a cidade. Nada disso responde necessariamente ao questionamento de “qual era a natureza do governo nas cidades mesopotâmicas antes do surgimento da realeza” (embora seja muito sugestivo). Em vez disso, as respostas dependem, numa medida um tanto preocupante, de descobertas feitas num único sítio: a cidade de Uruk — a atual Warka, e a Erech da Bíblia —, cuja mitologia posterior inspirou a busca original de Jacobsen por uma “democracia primitiva”.62

Real yoga practice is to control the senses and, after such control is established, to concentrate the mind on the Nārāyaṇa form of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Śrī Kṛṣṇa. Lord Kṛṣṇa is the original Personality of Godhead, and all the other Viṣṇu forms – with four hands decorated with conch, lotus, club and wheel – are plenary expansions of Kṛṣṇa. In Bhagavad-gītā it is recommended that one meditate upon the form of the Lord. To practice concentration of the mind, one has to sit with the head and the back in a straight line, and one must practice in a secluded place, sanctified by a sacred atmosphere. The yogī should observe the rules and regulations of brahmacarya – to strictly live a life of self-restraint and celibacy. One cannot practice yoga in a congested city, living a life of extravagancy, including unrestricted sex indulgence and adultery of the tongue. Yoga practice necessitates controlling the senses, and the beginning of sense control is to control the tongue. One who can control the tongue can also have control over the other senses. One cannot allow the tongue to take all kinds of forbidden food and drink and at the same time advance in the practice of yoga. It is a very regrettable fact that many unauthorized so-called yogīs come to the Western countries and exploit people’s inclination towards yoga practice. Such unauthorized yogīs even dare to say publicly that one can indulge in the habit of drinking and at the same time practice meditation.

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