Prabhupāda: In Hawaii they cut all the coconuts because they are very scientist—law of gravity. But we don't care for this. We don't care. We are keeping the coconut on our head. We never think of law of gravity, that it will fall down. And those who are very much advanced in law of gravity, they have lost all the beauty of the trees, they have thrown the . . . they are afraid they will . . .
Indian man (2): Fall on the head.
Prabhupāda: Yes. They will fall down. This is their gain of life. We have discussed this point. Why the green apple does not fall down? So this is their concoction. And why the other planets do not fall down, with so many rocks?
Kartikeya Mahadevia: Millions of rocks.
Prabhupāda: Millions. They do not fall down. Where is the law of gravity acting? That means . . . law means it is made by somebody. And the maker, if He likes, it will act; if He does not like, it will not act. Just like Lord Rāmacandra, all the stones He threw over the sea and they began to float. Not that when He made that bridge with stones, they are solidified. No, they began to float. And all the monkeys went over them. So the lawmaker is Lord Rāmacandra. If He likes, the stone will go down. If He doesn't like, it will float. The lawmaker is fact, not the law. Just like in the state law, today it is law, tomorrow it is no law. It depends on the lawmaker. (break) . . . so there is the Govardhana Hill. What law is there?
Indian man (2): Kṛṣṇa's law.