Room Conversation with Monsieur Mesman, Chief of Law House of Paris - Society Must Have First-Class Leaders or It Falls Into Chaos

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Room Conversation with Monsieur Mesman, Chief of Law House of Paris — June 11, 1974, Paris 740611R1-PARIS [75:58 Minutes] Conv_740611R1-PARIS Yogeśvara: Monsieur Mesman is the chief of the Law House of Paris.

Prabhupāda: Law House means legislative assembly? No. Yogeśvara: It is part of the National Assembly? M.

Mesman: Yes. It is in the National Assembly. It is National... Yes.

Prabhupāda: Just like we have in our country "Legislative Assembly." [Yogeśvara and Pṛthu-putra translate Prabhupāda's comments into French throughout] M. Mesman: [French] Yogeśvara: [translating] Yes, like that.

Prabhupāda: But they're not necessarily lawyers. M. Mesman: [French]

Prabhupāda: We are also lawyer—not in the material sense—but we know what is the law of God. M. Mesman: [French] Yogeśvara: He asks what are our activities in France.

Prabhupāda: The same thing: to induce people to become lawful to the laws of God. M. Mesman: [French] Pṛthu-putra: He asks what are we doing for that. Nitāi: What ways are we doing that?

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