The Multi-Point Sukadeva Goswami Motivation Check    Should
devotees think they're sanctifying people's residences by
standing at their doors? It seems easy to fall into the trap of
thinking, "I'm a devotee. Whatever I do is good for everyone."
Some early ISKCON members used this rationale to "liberate"
flowers from other people's gardens (for Deity worship) and
similarly "liberate" vast sums of money from others ("for
Krishna") through highly questionable means. This sort of
behavior is known in non-ISKCON terminology as "theft" and
"fraud."  But real saints, truly spiritually advanced persons,
are humble. They don't see themselves as especially powerful or
qualified (or above state and federal laws). They just know
they're completely dependent on Krishna, and that Krishna is
always with them. Out of compassion, they make themselves (and,
by extension, Krishna) available to others. And if milk is
available for the asking somewhere, they're grateful to Krishna
for sending them to the right door and thus help