--- In [email protected], "Mr. Magoo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], "authfriend" <jstein@> wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> > Did you not read what I wrote?
> 
> Yeah...and don't take my word for it, it was just a teaser, so to
> speak, see for yourself.
>  
> > In the first place, what you quoted is from the two
> > guys' *commentaries*, not their translations.  In
> > the second place, MMY's commentary goes into great
> > detail on the "esoteric" aspects in his commentary;
> 
> No he doesn't....

Uh, yes, he does.


> 
> > what you quoted is from the very last part of his
> > commentary on this verse, and it does indeed deal
> > with the "exoteric" aspects--but not because that's
> > *all* he deals with!
> 
> Like I said, the *both* have merit!!
>  
> > I'm asking if you have similarly taken the quote from
> > Yogananda out of context.  If that's all the commentary
> > he has on the verse, it isn't anywhere near as
> > comprehensive as MMY's.
> 
> Heavens no! The entire book, Judy, the entire book is like that, to
> the very last detail. If you've only read MMY's commentary and were
> going to leave it at that (like I was going to) you're short
> changing yourself, seriously.

I have no doubt Yogananda's commentary is worth
reading.  I'll see if I can get hold of it.  I've
just never thought of it when I've been in a
bookstore or on Amazon's site.

I'm commenting on your post, not on the book.

> 
> MMY really only mentions it as an allegory...he never unfolds it!!
> Vyasa was a genious and the book deserves better than what MMY 
turned
> out, but he felt it was needed to fulfill an urgent need of the time
> vis-a-vis CH2vs45. Read his disqualifier in the introduction!!
>


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