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Paramahansa Yogananda teachings inspected Use your discrimination, Paramahansa Yogananda tells, and, "Develop discrimination." His title, Param(a)hansa, "Supreme Swan", symbolises discrimination that matters also.

Self-Realization Fellowship teachings Sweet Yogananda Teachings
Self-Realization Fellowship teachings on joy, fun, love and the devil Yogananda on Joy, Fun, Love, and the Devil
Self-Realization Fellowship teachings on sex Yogananda and Sex
Atlantis and Sahara New Atlantis and Exciting Sahara Gardens
Self-Realization Fellowship teachings about swindles Yogananda and Taoism
Narada in a scripture Narada, a Guru Ideal Somehow
Self-Realization Fellowship's Yogananda teachings Baffling Yogananda Matters
Self-Realization Fellowship teachings Farm Animals and Some Cult Members
Animals and cult members Yogananda's Christianity
Catholicism or Self-Realization Fellowship teachings Catholicism vs SRF Teachings
Past life of the guru Yogananda A Said, Past Life of Yogananda
Parts of Self-Realization Fellowship teachings on egohood Yogananda's Unhealthy Ego Mishmash
Yogananda on selfishness Yogananda and Sacred Selfishness
Eternity Hard Work
Fighting nervousness Yogananda Fighting Nervousness


Influential, distorted perceptions should be combatted.
    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." - Paramahansa Yogananda, in Journey to Self-Realization, p. 23.

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