We do ourselves no good if we wind up as outsmarted victims of hearsay or cramped, nerurotic believers of lugubrious doctrine. So use your discrimination, as Yogananda tells many, many times: "Develop discrimination." Also, his title, Param(a)hansa, "Supreme Swan", symbolises discrimination that matters.
◔ Sane Teachings of Paramahansa Yogananda
◔ Yogananda on Joy, Fun, Love, and the Devil
◔ Yogananda and Sex
◔ New Atlantis and Exciting Sahara Gardens
◔ The Guru's Great Taoist Swindle
◔ Fiendish Narada, Guru Ideal Somehow
◔ Baffling Yogananda Matters
◔ Farm Animals and Some Cult Members
◔ Innocent Yogananda's Christianity
◔ Catholicism vs SRF Teachings
◔ A Said, Past Life of Yogananda
◔ Yogananda's Unhealthy Ego Mishmash
◔ Yogananda's Confusing Selfishness Teachings
◔ Eternity Issues
◔ Yogananda Fighting Nervousness
Distorted perception is quite a danger for a Yogananda freak.
Paramahansa Yogananda's stenographed statements on different occasions conflict with one another. Regardless of it, his fellowship, SRF, claims his teachings are gospel truth. |
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"You have to use your discrimination to distinguish between poisoned honey and that which is in your best interest." - Yogananda, in Journey to Self-Realization, p. 23. |
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