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 Meets the Devil ◔ Yogananda and Sex ◔ New Atlantis and Exciting Sahara Gardens ◔ The Supreme Swindle ◔ Fiendish Narada, Guru Ideal Somehow ◔ Baffling Yogananda Matters ◔ Airy Advice ◔ Yogananda's Pitiful 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 "Yogananda did his best." - Tormod Kinnes.     Yet Paramahansa Yogananda's stenographed statements on different occasions conflict with one another. Regardless of it, his fellowship, SRF, claims his teachings are gospel truth.

"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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