Misquotes, was Pig Poetry, 'How to know God' Poor Tony!!!

[Guest guest]

Tony,

>'When told that all sense-experience is, in the last analysis,

>painful, the pig-people become scornful and angry. They find such a

>philosophy cowardly and lacking in spirit. One should not be afraid of

>pleasure, they exclaim; one should seize the moment and enjoy it,

>whatever the consequences. They quote approvingly from their

>poets,(for many of the finest poets write pig-poetry), saying that

>'one crowded hour of glorious life is worth an age without a name.'

>and Patanjali, is a timid old kill-joy grandmother.' P91 re #18. Swami

>Prabhavanada and Cristopher Isherwood.

 

Why don't you find out what that book is that you gave away? And stop

attributing your pig stuff to Patanjali and the Gita.

 

Dharma