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Lord Caitanya has said, bhāla nā khāibe āra bhāla nā paribe: “Do not dress luxuriously and do not eat

“Those words which do not describe the glories of the Lord, who alone can sanctify the atmosphere of Since the all-perfect persons are inhabitants of the transcendental abode, they do not derive any pleasure

In a similar manner, the urges of the genitals, the sex impulse, can be controlled when not used unnecessarily The genitals should be used to beget a Kṛṣṇa conscious child, otherwise they should not be used. The Kṛṣṇa consciousness movement encourages marriage not for the satisfaction of the genitals but for

“My dear brother, you are in the renounced order of life and should not listen to talk about ordinary Do not think of women even in dreams. Do not eat luxurious dishes or dress in fine garments, but always remain humble and serve Their Lordships

The yogic process of negating all material thoughts will not help. The vacuum will not remain.

Generally we should not allow the tongue to eat according to its choice, but should control the tongue One should take prasāda at scheduled times and should not eat in restaurants or sweetmeat shops simply

This does not mean that he is the master of his family, community or society; he must be master of his Unless one is master of his senses, he should not be called gosvāmī but go-dāsa, servant of the senses Prahlāda Mahārāja has further described the go-dāsa as adānta-go, which refers to one whose senses are not

material world for the gratification of their senses, there is no chance of becoming Kṛṣṇa conscious, not

Otherwise, he may adopt many artificial means to satisfy the demands of the genitals, and he may not These instructions apply not only to householders but also to tyāgīs, or those who are in the renounced

He was not willing to fight, but Kṛṣṇa incited his anger: “You must fight!” To fight without anger is not possible.

If we do not speak about Kṛṣṇa consciousness, we speak about all sorts of nonsense. Controlling speech, however, does not mean self-imposed silence (the external process of mauna), as Māyāvādī

When one follows a regulated hygienic process, he does not fall sick.

When an intelligent person hears from the lawbooks and śāstras, or scriptures, that stealing is not good