Some spiritual practitioners have one focus, such as Lord Rama, but we have both Sri Krishna and Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu. Should we think of them as one person alternating moods or highlight their difference? Can excessive attachment to truth, both relative and absolute, be an obstacle on the path to prema? Can a Sikh become a Hare Krsna? What is the best way to please the spiritual master for a disciple who has not received any direct instructions? Other than general services such as studying and spreading the teachings, can such a disciple serve the mood of the guru in their heart as per their understanding? Does our sangha represent an understanding of bhakti different from that of ISKCON? What if someone is inspired by the Bhagavad-gita but finds Srila Prabhupada’s purports hard to digest in terms of social conservatism?