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Prabhupāda: ...iti matvā bhajante māṁ budhā bhāva-samanvitāḥ [Bg. 10.8]:

"I am the origin of everything." Everything means universe also. Whatever you can imagine, that comes within the category of …

If you love your country, then you love your countrymen. Suppose we are in foreign country, and here is one …

So the love begins from the origin. If you love your body, then you love your finger. If you are …

[Bg. 10.8]

Iti matvā bhajante mām. One who has understood this fact, that God is the origin of all emanation... One who …

If you think that "God is something manufactured by my imagination," then you cannot love universe or God. You have …

So a God conscious person... There is a nice example. A hunter—in Sanskrit language it is called vyādha—he was hunting …

So he explained, "Oh, I do not know what is sinful or not, pious. My father has taught me this …

So he was initiated, and he was seated in a sacred place. So the villagers understood that a vyādha, a …

So Nārada inquired that "While you were coming here, why you are jumping?" So he said, "Sir, there are so …

This is universal. As soon as you become Kṛṣṇa conscious, as soon as you become God conscious, then your real …

So unless there is development of God consciousness, this universal idea, oh, these are nonsense. There cannot be. It is …

If you are thinking of universal way, how you can give protection to a human being born in America, and …

Guest: This would be a personal love.

Prabhupāda: Universal means all. You have to love everyone.

Guest: If I didn't love the cow as equally with a child, then it is a personal love, because I'm …

Prabhupāda: But how can you avoid this personal?

Guest: Because to love the child only, I have to exclude other things, meaning the cow.

Prabhupāda: But personal..., child is the person. How can you avoid person?