Let your conduct protect your teacher’s name
Be clean in your dealings. People judge a teacher by the conduct of those who follow them.
How you deal with people and with money, and even how you eat, speaks for those you represent. Be clean in your dealings, in small things as well as large. Your teacher’s good name rests partly in your hands.
- Whose teaching
- Bhakti Charu Swami
- Where it is taught
- Bhakti Charu Swami, Etiquette in Holy Places
- Source
- ISKCON Desire Tree