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I did not know it is sinful.”

When King Yudhiṣṭhira came to offer his obeisances in the morning and saw that his uncles were not there At that time the great sage Nārada Muni appeared and informed him, “Do not worry.

One who is not twice-born is unqualified to understand the Vedas. It is not that just because one happens to know a little Sanskrit he becomes expert in Vedic knowledge Many foreign scholars have translated the Vedas, but we do not accept their translations as bona fide

Because the śūdra and the prostitute were rascals, they were not ashamed. They exhibited themselves freely, not caring for public criticism.

did so he took the edge of his dhotī and gently brushed away the ants crawling on the ground so as not This was the very man who a short time before had been tormenting all kinds of animals, yet now he was not

The lusty people of today’s so-called civilized society do not care for Kṛṣṇa consciousness. They do not care for their elderly family members.

I still have not taken my food, and you are welcome!” I have seen that a young man will not smoke in the presence of an old man without permission, even if These principles are not hard and fast, but this is Vedic custom.

As far as possible he patiently tried to remember the instructions of the śāstras not even to see a woman

practically doing everything required for sex, even a fully qualified brāhmaṇa, as described above, could not

Ajāmila was not only born in a brāhmaṇa family, but he was qualified in Vedic knowledge.

Also, despite all his training, Ajāmila was not proud. He was free of ahaṅkāra, or false ego.

Nowadays this is not done, but in the Vedic system this was the first business of the day.

In modern times sexual affairs of this kind are regularly shown in the cinema, and thus it is not hard

Ajāmila was not that type. He was a scholar of Vedic literature, and he was very well behaved.

Drunkenness was sometimes manifest even in bygone ages, although not very frequently.

shameless that first you declare war against the Pāṇḍavas, and now that you are an old man, still you do not