Part 1 : “Notes to The Reader”
Part 2 : "Notes to The Reader
”Part 3 : “The Writings on This Site Have a Central Purpose; To Foster Independent Thinking in the Reader, Within the Framework of the Philosophy of Krishna Consciousness”
Part 4 : “Virtually all Institutions in ISKCON, Foster Dependency in Their Members”
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Part 1: “The difference between a happy human being and a miserable one, is that the happy person has accepted that life is full of problems”
Part 2: “There is Another Aspect to Sidestepping Responsibility”
Part 3: "Srila Prabhupada Exemplified the Vyavasayatmika Buddhi Quality When He Came to the West to Preach Krishna Consciousness”
.Part 1: “The More Clearly We See the Reality of the World, the Better Equipped We Are to Deal with the World”
Part 2: “Srila Prabhupada Was Never Afraid to Change a Plan or Schedule if New Information Came to His Attention”
Part 3: “A life of Accepting Responsibility for Problem-Solving Entails a Life of Dedication to the Truth, and a Life of Dedication to Truth Entails a Willingness to Constantly Redraw One's Maps”
Part 1: “Dovetailing Sense Gratification”.
Part 2: “Things Once Again Become Disordered”.
Part 3: “Upeksa Means Neglect.”
Part 4: “We Should Discriminate More.”
Part 5: “Consolidation of Power.”
Part 6: “Blind Following, And Death of the Spirit.”
Part 7: "Krishna's Example: No Fear and Trembling.”
Part 8: “No Stable Arrangement Has Yet Been Successful.”
Part 9: “Be Must be Proactive.”
Part 10: “Mode of Goodness: Learning the Lessons of History"
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Chapter 7: Authoritarian and Humanitarian Dynamics: “Symptoms of Authoritarianism and Cultish Dynamics in Our Society.”
Part 1: “Srila Prabhupada warned us That the Greatest Threat to ISKCON is From Within.”
Part 2: “Deeply Buried Irrational Motivation is Never Obvious to the Individual Harboring It.”
Part 3: “Authoritarian Dynamics Should be Questioned.”
Part 4: “It is Easier to Determine Our Condition Than We Realize.”
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Part 1: “It is Critical and Valid That Critical Feedback be the Backbone of an Organization”
Part 2: “The Basic Tenets of Krishna-consciousness, to Rise Above ‘The Three Modes of Nature’”
Part 3: “If ISKCON executives Are Resistant to Brahminical Influence, it Has to be a Symptom of the Mode of Ignorance, Not Passion.”
Part 1: “In an authoritarian System Groupthink is Practiced Instead of Collegiality”
Part 2 : “We Have to Give Up the Association of Rajo-guna and Tamo-guna. Then There is Question of Progress. Otherwise, it is Simply a Bluff.”
Part 3: “The Crux of the Problem Facing Us Was a Loss of Fellowship Among Srila Prabhupada’s Disciples”
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Part 1: “Krishna consciousness Movement is to Create a Class of Men Who Are Ideal, First-Class Men”
Part 2: “Prabhupada's Vision is Not an Impossible Dream”
Part 3: “How do We Decide Who is an Intellectual?”
Part 4: “Ultimately, Envy or Hate Can be Rationalized”
Part 5: “First-class Civilization is That Which Associates With the Modes of Goodness”
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Part 1: “Dogma Verses Science”
Part 2: “We Have Heard Repeatedly That This Path is a Science, But How Scientific Are We in Our Approach?”
Part 3: “In preaching Krishna Consciousness There Can be no Question of Compromise, But There is Tact”
Part 4: “The False Security of Running with the Herd”
Part 5: “We Should all Become Adept Philosopher-Scientists and Sift the Data Ourselves”
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Part 1: “Censorship in the Form of Book Banning Without Adequate Dialogue is at Once Symptomatic of Four Negative Signs”
Part 2: “Is ISKCON a Closed or an Open Society?”
Part 3: “With That Brief Definition, is ISKCON, in Srila Prabhupada’s Conception, intended to be a Closed or Open Society?”
Part 4: “According to Time, Place and Circumstance, There must be Latitude to Freely Discuss and Exchange Ideas”
Part 5: “What Does a Book Ban Implicitly and Explicitly Communicate to Us?”
Part 6: “What Sort of Societies Ban Books and Repress Free Speech?”
Part 7: “What About the Fate of Banned Books and Their Authors?”
Part 8: “Is There an Alternative to Banning Books?”
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Part 1: “Review of Previous Chapters”
Part 2: “ Srila Prabhupada Has Given us Many, Many Guidelines and Advice for Leaders in His Books and Letters”
Part 3: “Ultimately, Our Mission is to Bring Out the Best in People, and Offer It for the Lord's Devotional Service. Let us Defy History and Avoid the Tragedy of all Great Religions”.