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Prabhupāda: ...accustomed to follow the Vedic principles. Just like in Christian religion, those who do not follow the Bible, they …

And those whose behavior is not very clean, they are called mlecchas. So in comparison to Hindu mode of living …

So even those persons who were delivered by Lord Caitanya, but the author says that He could not deliver the …

So, sabe eḍāila mātra kāśīra māyāvādī [Cc. Ādi 7.39].

[All were converted into devotees of Lord Caitanya, even the mlecchas and yavanas. Only the impersonalist followers of Śaṅkarācārya evaded …

Māyāvādī means materialist. Māyā means this matter, and vādī means those who stick to this principle of material... So there …

So the sense gratifiers and the mental speculationist, and those who are trying to reach spiritual perfection by bodily exercise... …

Karmī means those who are working very hard day and night simply for sense gratification. That's all. They are called …

There is no question of spiritualist. Spiritualism there where one understands that what is the constitutional position of spirit and …

So,

vṛndāvana yāite prabhu rahilā kāśīte māyāvādī-gaṇa tāṅre lāgila nindite

[Cc. Ādi 7.40]

[While Lord Caitanya Mahāprabhu was passing through Vārāṇasī on His way to Vṛndāvana, the Māyāvādī sannyāsī philosophers blasphemed against Him …

Māyāvādī... The followers of Śaṅkara's school, they are generally called Māyāvādī. And another Māyāvādī are called the Buddhist. In the …

Formerly there was no such animosities between the Hindus and the Buddhists. They were practically on the same platform, but …

sannyāsī ha-iyā kare gāyana nācana nā kare vedānta-pāṭha kare saṅkīrtana

[Cc. Ādi 7.41]

[The blasphemers said, ”Although a sannyāsī, He does not take interest in the study of Vedānta but instead always engages …

mūrkha sannyāsī nija-dharma nāhi jāne bhāvuka ha-iyā phere bhāvukera sane

[Cc. Ādi 7.42]