Richard, did you see merudanda's chart?! He seems to know quite a lot about the 
situation. Are you questioning the accuracy of the info in the chart? 





On Saturday, January 11, 2014 9:42 PM, Richard Williams <[email protected]> 
wrote:
 
  
Let's put it this way: nobody here knows anything about the Shankaracharyas. 
The only member of this list that knows anything about the Shankaracharyas is 
Vaj, and he's no longer posting anything. All you need to know is that Swami 
Vasudevananda Saraswati is the successor to SBS at Jyotirmath and he is 
supported by the VHP. The other guy, the Swami Svarpanand, went over to another 
saint and Svarupanand is close to the Congress Party and Priyanka Gandhi. Go 
figure.




On Sat, Jan 11, 2014 at 6:49 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:

 
>  
>Dear
Empty and FFL Moderators, Empty; your thunderbird quip here is an
incredibly unkind slight of a fellow poster here likely in violence
to the Yahoo-groups guidelines about unkindness on Yahoo-groups.  Who
could possibly want to reply to it?  
>
>
>However, evidently there is some
enmeshment with Hindoo-ism and the Shankaracharyas.  First off of
course Guru Dev was one of them.  And, the pandits north of town here
seem mighty Hindoo.  But recently MahaRaja Nader Raam
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Nader ]did appeal to the judiciary of the 
Shankaracharya to assert his own primacy over a recentcoup d'état attempt
by TM Mother Divine along with an Indian contingent.  Our
Shankaracharya evidently adjudicated the case to some kind of peace
placing MahaRaja Nader Raam in primacy.  
>
>
>We
had a very nice birthday party last night for Nader Raam our MahaRaja
and guru.  He has been traveling holding satsanga and teaching with
meditators.  He brings the field effect of Love, Unification and
Revitalization where ever he goes visiting with people.  The effect
of his presence is great spiritually and nourishing.
>Jai
Brahmananda Saraswati,
>-Buck
in the Dome
>
>
>emptybill... wrote:
>
>
>Apparently Thunderbird doesn't allow you to understand common
>English. So I'll repeat my question ...
>
>
>"What is the position of the TMO towards the authority of the 
Shankaracharyas since the TMO is technically not a Hindoo organization?"
>
>
>Does anyone on the list know
the views of the Shankaracharyas? What about all the Western quasi-Hindus going
to temples and doing Hindu stuff?
> 
>The pandit and at the temple
here accepted my status and performed pujas, rudra-abhishekas, agni-hotras and
death rites for my wife as if I was a Hindu. However, I don’t know if the
Shankaracharyas are equally accepting. 

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