There is no doubt (Letters)

Expressions researched:
"There is not doubt" |"There is nothing to doubt" |"There is then no doubt" |"there is no doubt" |"there is no more doubt" |"there's no doubt"

Notes from the compiler: VedaBase query: "there is no doubt" or "There is nothing to doubt" or "There is then no doubt" or "there is no more doubt" or "There is not doubt" or "there's no doubt" not "There is no doubt about it" not "There's no doubt about it"

1947 to 1965 Correspondence

Letter to Sri Munshiji -- Bombay 18 February, 1957:

Actually that is the position. Men have forgotten their eternal relation with Sri Krishna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead. Some of them are so foolish as to think that everyone of them are so many Sri Krishnas (?) or Gods although we know that God is one, one without a second. But there is no doubt in the fact that the man, nay every living entity, is a part and parcel of the Supreme God in quality; and therefore qualitatively there is no difference between living being and God. But so far quantity of energy and potencies are concerned, there is a great ocean of difference between living being and God. Therefore, the right philosophy is that God is simultaneously one and different from the living being. Those, who therefore consider God and living beings are identical in every respect, are polluted in thought. This pollution of thought of the empiric and atheistic philosophers now prevailing practically all over the world, has caused a tremendous deterioration of human civilization as to become agnostics in dealings. Symptoms of this agnostic trend of human civilization is described in the 16th chapter of the Bhagavad-gita and I need not describe it before you.