The Twelfth Morning Walk: May 17, 1973
Recorded on May 17, 1973, A Misty Morning, In Cheviot Hills Park, Los Angeles
Śrīla Prabhupāda is accompanied by Dr. Singh, Karandhara dāsa adhikārī, Krṣṇakānti dāsa adhikārī and other students.
Կօգներ անցնում է հասանում և հասանում անցնելի անունի է նաև և ուրիշ և ուրիշ նաև և ուրիշ անունի է նաև և ուրիշ նաև և ուրիշ
Śrīla Prabhupāda.  You have no power to drive away this mist. Scientists merely explain it with some word jugglery, saying that it contains certain chemicals. [He laughs.] But they have no power to drive it away.
Dr. Singh.  They do have an explanation as to how the mist is formed.
Śrīla Prabhupāda.  That they may have, and I may have that also, but that is not a very great credit. If you really know how it is formed, then you should be able to counteract it. Dr. Singh. We know how it is formed.
Śrīla Prabhupāda.  Then discover how to counteract it. Formerly, in Vedic warfare, the atomic  brahmāstra [19] was used. And to counteract it, the opposing army would have to use a weapon that would transform it into water. But where is such a science today?
Dr. Singh.  Mist is something like milk. Milk looks white, but actually it is a colloidal suspension of certain protein molecules. Similarly, fog is a colloidal suspension of water.
Śrīla Prabhupāda.  So if you could create some type of fire, the mist would be immediately driven away; water can be driven away by fire. But that you cannot do. If you were to explode a bomb, it would generate heat, and all the mist would go away.
Karandhara , That might damage the whole city..
Śrīla Prabhupāda.  Everyone knows that fire can counteract water, but you cannot drive away the mist without killing people or destroying property. But by nature's way, as soon as the sun rises, the mist is vanquished. The power of the sun is greater than your power. Therefore, you have to accept that inconceivable power exists.
Symptoms of Godd
Śrīla Prabhupāda.  Without accepting the principle of inconceivable power, no one can understand God. God is not so cheap that any so-called  yogī  can become God. Such imitation gods are for rascals and fools. Those who are intelligent will test whether or not such a person has inconceivable power. We accept Kṛṣṇa as God because He has demonstrated His inconceivable power. As a child, Kṛṣṇa lifted a big hill. And Lord Rāma, an incarnation of Kṛṣṇa, constructed a bridge without pillars by floating stones on water. So one should not accept God cheaply. Nowadays, some rascal comes along and says, "I am an incarnation of God," and another rascal accepts him. But Lord Rāma and Lord Kṛṣṇa actually demonstrated Their inconceivable power. Sometimes people say the descriptions of Their activities are just stories or myths. But these literatures were composed by Vālmīki,[20] Vyāsadeva and other  ācāryas ,