--- In [email protected], "curtisdeltablues" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"Before he was Shankaracharya he couldn't stand to be around people. When they were waving camphor and ghee lamps in front of him worshiping him as Shankaracharya he was OK with people." I wrote: > > Or not. For all we know, the entire time he was > > Shankaracharya, he may have been wishing he were > > back in the forest by himself communing with God > > and living on roots and berries. > > I think it is likely that he felt like this often. So it *wasn't* necessarily that he was "OK with people" when they were worshipping him as Shankaracharya. That was my point.
