My website, The Medha Journal (http://www.medhajournal.com) recently introduced a new column by Sri TN Sethumadhavan, a scholar and business professional who bridges the gap between Jnana Yoga and Karma Yoga with great expertise.
I thought the readers of Yogaforums might enjoy his refreshing take on Vedanta, starting with his series on The Bhagavad Gita:
Scholars will give a scholarly and literal interpretation. Which is the type given in the link above.
Yogis (real yogis) will usually just smile at such interpretation. Sometimes though they will write a commentary - under the light.
Scholars will give a scholarly and literal interpretation. Which is the type given in the link above.
Yogis (real yogis) will usually just smile at such interpretation. Sometimes though they will write a commentary - under the light.[/QUOTE]
I am surprised you managed to read 5 articles and post a response so quickly. Besides snide commentary, do you have anything of substantive value as feedback?
I don’t need to read 5 articles to know its crap. I can smell the stench right away.
There is nothing more substantive to say. Which is why I said it perfectly and [I]nicely[/I] in the first response.
Scholarly debate and discourse is egocentric masturbation. Yogic insight on the other hand is of value.
shoo troll!!
[QUOTE=Dwai;53536]shoo troll!!
:)[/QUOTE]
Your the troll and spammer with your 22 posts.
Light on vedanta! he says!
funny.