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

cooperation, very faithfully and diligently,
and Krishna will help you more
and more.
Hope you all are well.
Your ever well-wisher,
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami
68-7-22
New York
Montreal
17th July, 1968
My Dear Brahmananda,
Please accept my blessings. I am in
due receipt of your letter and check duly. I
have already sent necessary instructions
through Hansaduta. You are all my limbs
of my body. Unless you cooperate, my life
will be useless. The senses and life are
corelative. Without life the senses cannot
act and without sense, life is inactive. I
have advised Hansadutta to cooperate
fully with you. The 50% arrangement is
agreed.
Regarding Kallman affairs: please try
to get out of it, even at a loss. And for future,
take lessons out of it. For us desiring
to go back to Krishna, persons engaged in
sense gratification business is more dangerous
than poison. But rest assured
Krishna will save you from this entanglement.
Have you sent the cable to Dwarkin?
We want Mridangas very urgently because
very soon we shall be going to London.
Six devotees from the West coast and
six devotees from the East coast, 12 for
Kirtan besides my humbleself, and one or
two Brahmacharies. Henceforward our
plan should be to push Samkirtan and
sell our publications. For books, Brahm
ananda, for magazine, Rayrama, for
Samkirtan, Hansadutta and Mukunda,
and for suggestion, my humble self.
JULY, 1968 467
Please let us concentrate this integration
and I am sure our movement will be successful.
Hoping you are all well.
Your ever well-wisher,
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami
68-7-23
San Francisco
Montreal
17th July, 1968
My Dear Mukunda,
Please accept my blessings. I thank
you for your letter dated July 14, 1968,
with enclosure. It is very nice. I am already
informed about your Kirtan activities
in San Francisco and its' success. I
think Krishna is dictating us to adopt this
method for propagating the Samkirtan
movement all over the different cities,
towns and villages on the surface of the
globe, because that was the prediction of
Lord Chaitanya. The exact words in
Bengali poetry are as follows: "Prithi vite
acche yata nagaradi gram. Sarvatra prachar
haive more nama."
I have already asked Hansadutta to
open correspondence with you. Please do
expedite the arrangement for London
Yatra by mutual correspondence. Here in
Montreal there is postal strike. So I am
posting this letter in Buffalo where one
boy is going tomorrow morning. I think
unless there is very important business
you can suspend correspondence to Montreal
address. My visa is up to 3rd of September
1968, and if by that time my
London yatra is not completed, then I will
have to extend the visa period. I think you
should start for London as early as possible.
The plan already made by you is
agreed by me. So you can go ahead with
the plan. Our only plan should be henceforward
to spread the Samkirtan activities
and sell our publications. Publication of