Pṛthu-putra: For example, for that boy who is chanting now in Egypt, he has his beads, but his chanting is effective even though he's still eating meat sometimes with his family? Or...
Prabhupāda: So let him chant. Gradually he'll get...
Pṛthu-putra: Because I told him, "You should continue your study, your school. Otherwise your parents will be agitated. And just do whatever you were usually doing, but just chant and read." Because he has our books.
Prabhupāda: That is beginning. That's all right.
Pṛthu-putra: Because I've found in these universities, the educated persons, they're very interested about philosophy coming from India.
Prabhupāda: Gradually they'll be more interested. So handle them with little care.
Pṛthu-putra: Yes. Has to be handled with very much care actually. But I went in this dhoti even and they were not so...
Prabhupāda: Happy.
Pṛthu-putra: ...surprised. No, no, they were not so surprised. They were wondering how can I wear such a dress. So, but the difficulty is they immediately associate with the idea that I was a religious man, being in such a dress.
Prabhupāda: Yes. No, in Muhammadan country also, there is dress like this. They are called peet.(?)
Pṛthu-putra: Yes. They have these big robes. When they go to the mosque, they put on the robes. In Cairo there is ten thousand mosques. It's incredible. Ten thousand mosques.
Prabhupāda: They're religious.