Ravīndra-svarūpa: So... These men are influencing. One of the things we did. We invited him to the temple, and we gave him a big plate of nice prasādam, and he liked it very much. He said, "If my wife could learn to cook like this, I'd give up meat." So we thought that was very significant.
Pañcadraviḍa: Send his wife over to the temple. We'll train her up.
Ravīndra-svarūpa: So why don't you write a book? Why don't you become a theologian from their point of view and write a book about Christianity? If they, if they can do it, if they can do it, write books and get people to read them, then why can't you do the same thing, write books on Christianity?
Acyutānanda: Did you pass the course in...?
Devotee (2): If you want to get into their world.
Tamāla Kṛṣṇa: Rūpānuga... Rūpānuga is already getting one book together, so you can write a chapter in it. There's a book, and he's going to comment... It's a scientific book on different aspects and he's commenting on, I think, social, various social applications. So you can comment on the theosophical points. I mean it can be included in this book. Actually if you have the qualifications, I'm sure he would want a chapter from you. Prabhupāda, you know that book Rūpānuga's putting together?
Prabhupāda: Yes.
Tamāla Kṛṣṇa: That'd be appreciated cause it's going to reach many intelligent people.
Acyutānanda: More than the theologians people listen to psychiatrists.
Prajāpati: Yes, the theologians listen to the psychiatrists.
Acyutānanda: They have another mish-mosh to delude the people into paying the money. They're simply tricksters. Tricksters.
Prajāpati: Many of the theologians today are influenced by a book called I'm OK, You're OK, which...
Acyutānanda: We're O.K.
Śrutakīrti: (To Prabhupāda) You want to keep this here?
Prabhupāda: Hm.
Prajāpati: ...Dr. Harris. And this book's central tenet is that we can be happy in life simply by patting each other on the back and approving of what each other does.
Acyutānanda: No one's saying stabbing... (?)
Trivikrama: Actually material nature's kicking them on the head and shoulders every minute. And they're thinking everything is OK. That is māyā.