Hmm . I was referring to the meaning of the shloka only. If you look only at where it came from , then this *could* be interpreted as not belonging to everyone. To make my point clear, consider this : What if they (or anyone) were to use only the english paraphrasing so as to remove any evidence of where it came from ? Will it be different then ? *May He protect both of us. May He nourish both of us. May we both acquire the capacity (to study and understand the scriptures). May our study be brilliant. May we not argue with each other.*
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