Take responsibility (Letters, 1947-1970)

Expressions researched:
"take a little responsibility" |"take all kinds of responsibilities" |"take all responsibility" |"take all the responsibility" |"take any responsibility" |"take full responsibility" |"take his responsibility" |"take on any big responsibilities" |"take on the responsibility" |"take responsibilities" |"take responsibility" |"take so much responsibility" |"take some extra responsibilities" |"take that responsibility" |"take the full responsibility" |"take the responsibility" |"take the sole selling responsibility" |"take the whole responsibility" |"take this responsibility" |"take up the responsibility" |"take up the responsibility" |"take up this responsibility" |"take upon yourselves the responsibility" |"take your responsibility" |"taken great responsibility" |"taken on a great responsibility" |"taken on such great responsibility" |"taken over responsibility" |"taken responsibility" |"taken the responsibility" |"takes the responsibility" |"taking a great responsibility" |"taking any responsibility" |"taking on a big responsibility" |"taking on the responsibility" |"taking responsibility" |"taking such huge responsibility" |"taking the responsibility" |"taking the responsibility" |"taking up the responsibility"

1947 to 1965 Correspondence

Letter to Anand Prakash -- Bombay 14 August, 1958:

I wish that a personality like you may accept the head man ship of this institution and conduct the missionary work in a suitable manner befitting the time circumstances of the modern civilization. The old way of leaving the matter to the irresponsible class of men will not help the preaching work of this important mission. Responsible gentlemen who are managing all other affairs, must also take up the responsibility of this branch of activity and then it will successful. The present world situation is too much entangled. It is the duty of all sane men to loosen the tightened condition by the simple method of Bhagavad-gita and the result is sure to be successful.

1966 Correspondence

Letter to Madhava Maharaja -- New York 1 August, 1966:

Now the chance for preaching the cult of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu in the western countries like America and Europe is practically established and if the organization is properly managed I am sure there will be no dearth of financial facilities from the American citizens. But still I think this organization should have cooperation from all countries of the world specially of India and more specially from the Gaudiya Vaisnavas who are pledged to take the responsibility of preaching Caitanya cult in every village and town of the world. I am therefore inviting the first cooperation from my Godbrothers in this great adventure.

Letter to Madhava Maharaja -- New York 1 August, 1966:

Sriman Brahmacari Mangalaniloy has already agreed to come here to assist me fully but I wish that each and every one of the different Gaudiya Math organizations may kindly send one person respectively to work under my direction in these foreign countries and thus become individually a member of the international organization abovementioned. The qualification of such intending candidates must be that he must be able to speak in English or be well versed in playing khol or singing. If one is qualified with all the above qualifications it is very good otherwise he must be qualified at least one of them. So far their coming here I shall take all the responsibility for passage and maintenance. Would kindly consider this proposal immediately and let me know your decision per return of post?

Letter to Janis -- New York 29 October, 1966:

Here things are improving and people in New York taking in importance the Kirtana movement. The enclosed papers and newspaper cutting will give you an idea. We have already published some new literatures namely Krishna Reservoir of All Pleasure, Who is Crazy? Introduction to Bhagavad-gita, Back to Godhead, etc and our Society is coming in prominence daily. We are just trying to purchase a property in New York at $90000.00 and the students are taking the responsibility. Thus I think there is good prospect for this Society being a World organization and you must try to have a centre at Montreal as soon as possible.