Talk at London Soho Temple

00:00 Introduction
01:32 Prabhupāda’s search for support in India
04:23 The journey to America and early hardships
07:01 Perseverance, spiritual calling and Prabhupāda’s vision
10:12 Understanding the Western audience
13:23 The weaknesses and potential of the early disciples
15:15 How Prabhupāda empowered his followers
18:05 A worldwide mission and Britain’s spiritual responsibility
20:19 Drama as a means of spreading Kṛṣṇa consciousness
24:20 Prasādam: Prabhupāda’s plan for transforming the world
27:39 ISKCON as a society, not merely a collection of temples
30:34 Political support and a social order based on spiritual values
34:02 Gurukula education versus materialistic education
36:02 Ahimsa milk and transforming the social fabric
37:18 Who will carry Prabhupāda’s mission forward?
41:21 Gopāla Kṛṣṇa Mahārāja: an example of dedication
43:37 Varṇāśrama and a different understanding of success
46:29 If we do not fulfil the vision, others will
50:20 Duty, conviction and responsibility
51:58 Controversies in ISKCON and examining one’s own dharma
53:08 Harināma, books, restaurants and expanding the mission
56:24 Varṇāśrama, the Bhaktivedanta Institute and spiritual perfection
1:00:13 Preserving the memories of those who knew Prabhupāda
1:01:55 “Take him to court”: defending the Bhagavad-gītā
1:05:19 “Do not try. Just do it”: Prabhupāda’s expectations
1:08:23 Realising Prabhupāda’s vision in all its dimensions