Letters from Srila Prabhupada Vol.1 1947-1969 (in pdf) - Krishna Path

284 Letters from Srila Prabhupiida
to comment upon the Gita differently.
Doctor Radha-Krishnan and company are
of the same class. This class of men have
no right to touch Bhagavad Gita because
they do not come through the parampara
system. I shall be glad to hear from you; if
you are prepared, to go with me when I
next return to India maybe within the next
4-6 months.
I shall be glad to hear from you how
Kirtanananda is recovering from injuries
of recent fall. And I hope you are well.
Your ever well-wisher,
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami
68-1-12
16th January, 1968
Dear Guru das & Yamuna devi,
Be good boy and girl and always chant
the HARE KRISHNA mantra and you
will be so pleased with the result.
Yamuna you are little better than
Janaki but don't get puffed up and be good
to those a little less fortunate. Guru das
your work is so nice and you are a very important
member of our society. You and
your wife work so well there shall never
be any problems.
Your ever well wisher,
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami
68-1-13 Los Angeles
16th January, 1968
My Dear Brahmananda,
Please accept my blessings. I am in receipt
of your letter ofJan. 11, 1968, along
with the letter from Menno Hertzberger
and Co. I think this man will not be suitable
for printing of our books. I shall be
glad to hear from you if you have received
any reply from Dianippon Printers in Japan.
In the letter of Mr. Krimpen it is understood
that printing in India, Hong
Kong, and such countries is cheaper.
The suggestion of Mr. Kallman of
Krishna Consciousness Kit is very nice.
Please try to fructify this idea as soon as
possible. As there is still time to get Bhagavad
Gita ready published by MacMillan
Co., Mr. Kallman may not come to S.F.
so quickly. I am expecting to return to
N.Y. by the end of March or beginning of
April. At that time, he may take the recording
of Krishna Consciousness speech
in 3 gramophone records.
Regarding Brijbasi affair: You can
send the copies of letters and their acceptance
receipt of money may be sent to Sriman
Hitsaran Sharma, as follows: Pandit
Hitsaran Sharma; Radha Press, Main
Road; Kailash Nagar; Delhi-3 1, India.
You can write to him all details about the
dealings of Brijbasi Co., and in my name
request him to take it very seriously. They
are respectable firm; why they are lingering
this matter? If there is sinister motive,
which we cannot believe they have, then
we have to take steps against them. Request
Hitsaran Sharma to deal the matter
seriously and on his report we shall take
necessary steps. Hitsaranji may instruct
his younger brother to take up this matter.
I am also enclosing one letter herewith for
Hitsaranji which you may enclose with
letter to him.
Regarding Bhattacharya Emporium
letter: I have handed over the copy to Mukunda
for necessary action. Bhattacharya's
charges are high; as I have already
informed you, there is a complete arrangement
for supplying our goods from
India. I have already made them; there is
no difficulty. First of all you decide whatever
you want to import, then I shall begin
to give you directions. The arrangement is
complete. There will be no difficulty to
import cloth, incense, musical instruments,
and so on. The shipping element is
there, and the carrying arrangement is
there, now you decide what you want to