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Harikeśa: Actually, nobody cares about philosophy. Nobody follows philosophy.

Harikeśa: It's so incredible how crazy everything is.

Harikeśa: Sometimes they say, "Well, why worry about death?

Harikeśa: But I want to enjoy right now.

Harikeśa: You have the position. He's in a position. He cannot answer.

Harikeśa: Time. Time is...

Harikeśa: Their arguments are so foolish, it's hard to think of them.

Harikeśa: People think, "Straight and corners, that is very nice. If everything has corners..."

Harikeśa: You gave two examples in Los Angeles about the master, big master, like president of DuPont

Harikeśa: One who does that, he is preaching?

Harikeśa: These festival programs are very important.

Harikeśa: Spend so much food.

Harikeśa: That verse is self-effulgent.

Harikeśa: You are the purport.

Harikeśa: I think you should preach every breakfast. Your appetite is very good.

Harikeśa: Every breakfast you should preach. Then your appetite will be very good.

Harikeśa: Lavaṇa-bhāskara?

Harikeśa: When people die, though, there is usually some cause.

Harikeśa: When people die, there is some cause.

Harikeśa: Well, when you get hit by a car, that's a cause.