I Am Never Displeased With the Any Member - Volume 3

I Am Never Displeased With the Any Member - Volume 3: For ISKCON, 1970 was a year of growth, confusion, excitement, hope, maturation, expansion and basking in Srila Prabhupada's pleasure. It was a year of book production: Krishna Book, The Nectar of Devotion, and the small chapters of what was to become the Second Canto all went to press. It was a year of increased world travel for Prabhupada. After establishing Los Angeles as his Western world headquarters, he visited Japan, then returned triumphantly to India with his dancing white elephants. It was a year of crisis: devotees confused by the preaching that Prabhupada was God and had rejected them. It was a year of hope: Prabhupada affirmed that he was "never displeased with any member". Thus it was a year of abundant blessing and adventure for the family that was ISKCON during the early 1970s. This third volume of "My Letters from Srila Prabhupada" tracks these events through letters received from Prabhupada during this time.