Category: Logic/Nyaya

Srila Prabhupada on the Logic of the Nipples on the Neck of a Goat.

By Ajit Krishna Dasa

Srila Prabhupada often employed traditional Indian logic and analogies in his preaching to help his audience grasp profound philosophical concepts. One such analogy he used is the Aja-gala-stana-nyaya, or the logic of the nipples on the neck of a goat. In Sanskrit, “aja” means “goat,” “gala” means “neck,” and “stana” refers to “nipples.” This analogy points out the uselessness of something that appears functional but serves no real purpose, like the nipples on a goat’s neck, which do not provide milk.

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Srila Prabhupada on the Use of Logic in Krishna Consciousness

By Ajit Krishna Dasa

Srila Prabhupada held a balanced view on the use of logic in Krishna consciousness, recognizing both its value and its limitations. He believed that logic can serve as a useful tool in preaching and understanding spiritual truths, but cautioned against relying on it exclusively or misusing it in ways that could hinder one’s spiritual progress. His stance can be understood by examining both the positive role of logic and the pitfalls of illogical thinking, as well as the dangers of over-reliance on logic.

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Srila Prabhupada and The Moral Argument for the Existence of God

By Ajit Krishna Dasa

This text dives into Srila Prabhupada’s unique take on the Moral Argument. He explains universal moral standards, why human-made rules fall short, and why true morality needs a divine foundation. If you’ve wondered about the connection between morality and God, and the origin of right and wrong beyond human opinions, this text will give you a perspective grounded in Vedic wisdom.

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