Story 06 Birds in net
PRABHUPĀDA: Ah the human life means if somebody is being killed,
so he should be immediately warned—
taking warning—“Oh, my time is coming; let me go away.”
Ah… There is one story in this connection.
Not story; these are facts.
A hunter spread his net.
So, some little birds, they fell down in the net and they are crying.
They are crying.
So the father, mother, when they came, they saw that their children are in danger:
“It is caught by the net of the hunter.”
So mother immediately jumped over it to save the children,
and she was also captured.
Then the father saw, “Now if I go to save them, I’ll be captured.
Let me go away.
Let me take sannyāsa; that’s all.”
That is intelligence.
You cannot give protection to your family,
to your society, to your…
No, you cannot give.
That is not possible.
They must die.
They must be captured by the network of māyā.
You cannot save them.
If you want to save them, then make them Kṛṣṇa conscious.
That is the only remedy.
Unless you are expert in saving your children,
by giving them Kṛṣṇa consciousness,
then you are not…
You should not become father and mother.
That is real contraceptive method, that “I shall…
We are married, undoubtedly, husband and wife,
but unless we are competent to give protection to my children:
No more death!
We should not beget children.”
This is real contraception.
Subtitles by Pratyatoṣa Dāsa, Causelessmercy.com