Approach the holy place with care
In a holy place, pious acts and offenses are both multiplied. Keep your vows and daily chanting carefully, and take special care never to offend a devotee.
A guide to visiting the holy dhām points out that the slightest pious act is multiplied many times there, and so is every offense. It asks pilgrims to follow their regulative principles and do their daily chanting carefully, to avoid offenses to the holy name, and above all to avoid offending devotees. A visit can bring great progress in a short time, but carelessness can bring the opposite, so go with care.
- Whose teaching
- Saci Gaurasundara Dasa
- Where it is taught
- How to approach the holy dhām (ISKCON Desire Tree)
- Source
- ISKCON Desire Tree