Harikeśa: In Geneva. The temple and the airport are very close, and there's a direct plane on Friday from Geneva to Bombay.
Prabhupāda: Oh. How many hours?
Harikeśa: About seven.
Prabhupāda: That's nice. That is also nice.
Harikeśa: So we're just going to decide after this which is exactly the best thing to do.
Prabhupāda: That is also nice. Which day the . . .?
Harikeśa: The airplane is on Friday.
Prabhupāda: Friday, that is also . . . harer nāma, harer nāma (CC Adi 17.21). Everyone is happy, the children, the woman. They don't demand anything that, "Give us this, give us that." They have simplified. Automatically they have simplified their life. And gradually develop, make little cottages, and grow little vegetable, little barley or wheat and milk. That is sufficient. We don't require much. We don't want luxury. We want just to subsist. Yāvad artha-prayojana. We hate the idea of luxury, unnecessary. Do the outsider come to see? Yes?
Bhagavān: Yes.
Prabhupāda: What do they say?
Bhagavān: They are impressed with how much we have done.
Prabhupāda: They will be more and more impressed. What is this city life? In Paris, simply to fulfill the necessities of life, a professional prostitute, so many. And people from all over the world, they come here for indulge in prostitute. From our childhood we know. What a civilization they have made, spoiling the life. Then, after finish this life, you just become a cat, a dog, or a tree and stand up. And all other planets are vacant. (laughter) Simply this planet is filled up, overpopulation. Kill them. Why not send there, so vacant land? (laughter) "That we cannot do." Then what is your scientific research? "Yes, we are trying. Wait millions of years." (laughter) These bluffing rascals. Don't be misled. Live peacefully here, chant Hare Kṛṣṇa.