An Authentic Life 1.1 for pdf - Universalist Radha-Krishnaism

Prabhupad that devotees wrote and published in a
book were read. At noon, after a chanting session, we
feasted.
Meanwhile, Hayagriva phoned his former (?)
lover, Kirtanananda Maharaj, who was in Tokyo with
Prabhupad. He accused we four swamis of preaching
Mayavadi impersonal philosophy and saying the
guru is God, which was considered a blasphemous
heresy.
The GBC drove us to Detroit in a van along
with the Detroit devotees to await word from
Prabhupad what to do with us. We were told to stay
in the attic, and only a few authorized devotees could
talk to us.
Prabhupad said we had to leave the movement
and could not preach in the name of ISKCON, but we
should still be respected as sannyasis and not harmed.
Brahmananda, Gargamuni, Vishnujana, and I each
packed a shoulder bag and bed roll. We wrote a letter
to Prabhupad explaining our side of the story.
We set out on foot with no money. I smiled and
waived good-bye feeling this was Krishna's mercy
saving me from a corrupt organization that I was
happy to be rid of. Now, I could just depend on
Krishna's mercy. We went to the post office and
begged enough money to send the letter to Prabhupad
in India where he would be shortly.
We decided to head south since it was fall. We
walked out of Detroit, preferring walking to hitchhiking.
We stopped in a vacant lot near the Ford plant to
rest. Some boys on bikes came to check us out. It was
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