Gravity Bogus Planets Float by Krsna's Air – World Full of Rascals Fourth-class No First-class

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Room Conversation — May 17, 1975, Perth 750517R1-PERTH [10:14 Minutes] Conv_750517R1-PERTH Prabhupāda: [indistinct] But it has got some arrangement, it does not fall down. Paramahaṁsa: Yeah, well they accept that also. They say only if there is no such arrangement, then it will fall down.

Prabhupāda: That means conditional. And who makes that condition? That means ultimately you have to accept existence of God. Śrutakīrti: Just like they say the moon does not go away because the earth is attracting it.

Prabhupāda: Oh. What is earth? [laughs] All bogus. Paramahaṁsa: But if we tell them that there is no law of gravity, they will say that why is it that if you throw up a ball, then it comes down?

Prabhupāda: It comes down, heavy, then it comes down, that's all. [laughs] Śrutakīrti: But that heaviness, they say, is gravity.

Prabhupāda: You can call anything. [laughs] But if Kṛṣṇa desires, a football may not fall. Just like so many planets, they are carried up by the air. All these planets are moving only by the air.

So the heavy land, heavy cloud is carried by the air. It is a question of adjustment of air, not the law of gravity. Now the whole universal planetary system are floating and rotating round the polestar. Is that law of gravity, rotating?

It is the arrangement of the air. By the air it is up. Just like there is dust storm, so many are floating in the air. There is no question of law of gravity; it is the air.

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