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Don’t descriptions of Krishna’s form make us imagine as spiritual our material attraction to forms?

If the Gita is a manual why is it so confusing? Why couldn’t it have been clearer?

Does ISKCON promote subtle emotional enjoyment in the name of spiritual enjoyment?

Is ISKCON’s conception of God like the Abrahamic religion’s jealous God?

Could the unbelievable stories about Krishna not be some poets’ fabrications?

Should a devotee oppose crimes like rapes? Should he feel compassion for the criminal?

Does Prabhupada’s request to cooperate with devotees mean that we allow them to exploit us?

How can we pray for those who are troubling us?

If Krishna is God, how could he have been killed by a hunter’s arrow?

What does crying for Krishna, as Srila Prabhupada recommends, mean practically?

When hearing about Krishna from nondevotees can create interest in people and act as a stepping stone to devotional service, why is such hearing considered like milk touched by a snake?

Why do some people during NDEs feel peace and don’t see Yamadutas? Doesn’t this prove that such experiences are just imaginations based on their subconscious conceptions?

Srila Prabhupada recommended monarchy in his books, yet instituted democracy in managing ISKCON through the GBC. Why?

Is the Absolute Truth like water that appears liquid to the impersonalists and solid to the personalists?

What is the logical proof for the existence of the spiritual world?

Does one have to accept everything in the philosophy of ISKCON to become a devotee-preacher?

Should we chant and wait for feeling to come or chant with feeling?

Do devotees realize Brahman first, then Paramatma and then Bhagavan?

How can we determine our varna?

Doesn’t Krishna protect devotees from black magic?

Isn’t it superstitious to believe in black magic?

SB 01.09.37 – How can we not love the Lord who says to his devotee: ‘Let thy will, not mine, be done’?

How can we counter competitive mentality when we see other devotees succeeding in spiritual life?

If devotees are troubled by black magic can they seek a remedy from tantriks?

Can ISKCON devotees participate in social causes like anti-corruption activism or do they have to only cultivate and teach pure devotion?

How can we take shelter of Krishna when the sexual urge troubles us while we are resting in bed?