Disease has remedy free; not taking it reveals only one's own misfortune.Listen — Srila Prabhupada Uvaca
Room Conversation — May 16, 1975, Perth 750516R1-PERTH [05:00 Minutes] Conv_750516R1-PERTH Amogha: There are three or four men coming at ten o'clock. One Mr. Nela from the... They're all from one place where they deal with alcoholics and drug addicts.
And they work for the government. And Mr. Nela is a social worker, and for fifteen years he's worked in mental hospitals also. And there's a psychologist from Burma, and a psychiatric nurse and maybe one other, at ten o'clock.
And I talked to some people who do radio conversations yesterday. And they want me to check back today. But they may come tonight or possibly tomorrow morning. Is it all right for tomorrow morning also?
Amogha: We are starting not... The plane flies at two o'clock. So in the morning there would be time, I think. But if they come, they will broadcast it on radio, the conversation.
And perhaps that man, the geographer, will come again. He told me to check back today because he has to see if he can make it in the schedule.
Prabhupāda: So when he will be given time? Five?
Amogha: Well, I can give him time tonight if he can come. Otherwise I can tell the radio people to come tonight. I have to telephone them and arrange it. [break]