“Three dozen Ministers, four dozen Secretaries and two dozen Governors and so on..”

Prabhupada, Vrindavan, November 8, 1976: […] So Rsabhadeva is advising His other sons—He had one hundred sons— that bharatam bhajadhvam: “You just be obedient to Bharata. Don’t try to rule independently, because if you follow the principles of Bharata Maharaja, that will satisfy the citizens, not ruling over independently.” We have practical examples. At the present moment there are three dozen ministers, four dozen secretaries, and two dozen governors and so on, so on. But there is no peace. There is no peace because they are missing the central point, the central point, Krishna. Krishna says personally He has come personally to inform us the real situation. He says, sarva-loka mahesvaram: “I am the proprietor of all planets.” So accept this principle, that “Krishna is the proprietor, and we are all sons of Krishna.” Krishna claims. Krishna never said that “I am Indian,” “I am Hindu,” or “I am Uttar Pradeshiya.” No. He never says. He says,

sarva-yonisu kaunteya sambhavanti murtayoyah tasam mahad yonir brahma aham bija-pradah pita [Bg. 14.4]

“I am the father not only of the human society, but I am the father of other forms of life.”

There are different forms of life, 8,400,000 forms of life. They are all sons of Krishna. It may be a small ant or he may be exalted personality like Lord Brahma. Everyone. So if we know the Krishna science, then we can understand it. This universal brotherhood, that we all, in different forms of life we are all sons of the Supreme Lord, supreme father… He says in another place, mamaivamso jiva- bhutah: [Bg. 15.7] “All the jivas, they are My part and…” Just like the son is part and parcel of the body of the father, similarly, we are also sons, everyone, of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Krishna. And if you are really advanced in knowledge, then panditah sama- darsinah [Bg. 5.18] Then you are actually pandita, not falsely to be called pandita and number one fool. That is not pandita. Panditah sama-darsinah. The defect of the modern civilization is that there is no pandita. All rascals. All rascals. Therefore they have demarcated, “This is India,” “This is America.” No. Everything belongs to Krishna. Then there will be peace. If in the United Nation they simply pass one resolution with determination, that “The whole planet belongs to Krishna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, and we are all His sons,” there is no trouble.

There is no scarcity. Krishna has created this world in such a way that there is no question of starvation in any part of the world. There is no question. Sufficient. Purnam idam [Isopanisad, Invocation]. There is no question of starvation. But because we have rebelled against the principle of universal brotherhood we are all suffering. I have several times said that there are ample space. There is no question of scarcity. Ample space. I am traveling all over the world. So much space lying vacant in America, in Africa, Australia. Why the Chinese or the Indians should be congested, overpopulation? But they will not allow. “It is my country.” “Have you got visa?” immigration. “Yes, I have got.” “All right, three months. Then get out.” This is going on. Because they are rascals, they are falsely claiming, “This is my country. This is my property. Nobody can come here.” This is a dog’s philosophy. Just like the dogs. They have selected one neighborhood, and three, four dogs, they live peacefully. Not peacefully—they also fight amongst them. But if another dog comes, immediately the four, five dogs will attack: “Why you have come here? Why you have come here? Gow! Gow! Gow!”

So this kind of so-called immigration department means dog’s department. They are maintained for checking the human life. Why there should be immigration? We are all brothers. Why you should stop? It is my father’s property. It is your father’s property. India was like that. The foreigners took advantage of India’s simplicity, magnanimity. They came here, the Muhammadans and the Christians, to exploit it. But India was very much magnanimous. Anyone who comes—“Yes, come here. Learn Vedic literature.” The India’s philosophy is grham satrum api praptam visvastam akutobhayam. That is India’s philosophy. “Even the enemy comes to your place, you should receive him so nicely that he will forget that he is your enemy.” That is India’s philosophy. Grham satrum api praptam. What to speak of friend, even if you get your enemy, you shall receive him. That is India’s hospitality. In the fight…

Full Lecture: http://prabhupadabooks.com/classes/sb/5/5/20/vrndavana/november/08/1976