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<h2>Conversations and Morning Walks</h2>
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<h3>1968 Conversations and Morning Walks</h3>
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Prabhupāda: No, I don't say that. I say that in order to enter into the . . . just try to understand me clearly. In order to enter the moon planet you have got to prepare yourself for a suitable body. Is that clear? If you, by some way or other, you make that suitable body, you can enter. But the present body which you have manufactured—the spacesuit—is not suitable.
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Prabhupāda: Because I say if you get a suitable body. So if you think that this is suitable body, then you can enter. There is no contradiction. But I think it is not suitable body. But in all cases, if you get suitable body you can enter there.

Hayagrīva: It's just these, says the means. He said it's not impossible to go there, but the means that they're using now are not very good means to go there.

Prabhupāda: Yes.

Hayagrīva: He has some doubts about the means they're using to go there. He doesn't think that the . . .

Reporter: I think what . . . really, I think we have to carry it further enough so that we can tell whether, for one thing, whether I have a story or not. If it's felt if you have doubts that it can be done, that's one thing. But if you have great confidence that it can never be done except by changing one's body . . .

Prabhupāda: No, I don't say that. I say that in order to enter into the . . . just try to understand me clearly. In order to enter the moon planet you have got to prepare yourself for a suitable body. Is that clear? If you, by some way or other, you make that suitable body, you can enter. But the present body which you have manufactured—the spacesuit—is not suitable.

Reporter: Okay. Then when I try to carry it further, if they use the present body and do . . . are successful . . .

Prabhupāda: That they could not do till now. That is future contemplation. Because even going up to sixty miles off they could not. Therefore this is not suitable. Now you say also, just like they didn't have the ticket. The further arrangement is still waiting. That means this is not suitable. This is . . . we just try to convince you.

Reporter: Do you think that any improvements in a spacesuit . . .

Prabhupāda: That is future hope. Not the present suit. I say the present suit is not suitable.

Reporter: What about a future suit?

Prabhupāda: Future, if you improve, that my statement is that if you can make your body suitable you can enter. So far the present suit is concerned, it is not good.

Reporter: Now I think that if the trip is made, and it is successful . . .

Prabhupāda: "If." "If."

Reporter: . . . that there would be no contradiction there, and in the case of, say, no interference from any moon beings, that I can foresee that there would be no contradiction there if it is achieved.

Prabhupāda: No. That means simply by your suit, if you . . . just like if I got a nice suit and enter your port, New York or any port, but if the Immigration Department does not allow me, what can I do? Is that suit is sufficient? You cannot enforce there. There are intelligent persons there.

Suppose if I come, a very nice, costly dress, in your port, and if your Immigration Department does not allow, what can you do? There are intelligent persons there. How do we expect that simply by you have got suit, therefore you'll be able to, allowed to enter there? That is not sufficient qualification.

Reporter: I'm just trying to pin you down to a very exact statement, if I can, as to whether or not, if they found the suitable spacesuit and did land, whether they would be interfered with.

Prabhupāda: Interfered . . . interfered . . . now you try to understand. You come from Europe or from India in a very nice, gentlemanly suit. Does it mean that Immigration Department will allow you to enter the country? That means even if you have got suitable suit they may be opposed if you haven't got, I mean to say, proper qualities and other bona fides.

Because to live in the moon planet there are different qualities and bona fides. So not only you have got to make a proper, suitable dress, but you have to qualify yourself for getting visa of entrance into moon planet.
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