SB 4.25.13 purport:

[Guest guest]

'We find everywhere the defects of one-sided facilities and a lack of full

facilities. A blind man can walk but not see, and a lame man cannot walk but

can see. Andha-pangu-nyaya. The blind man may take the lame man over his

shoulder, and as he walks the lame man may give him directions. Thus

combined they may work, but individually neither the blind man nor the lame

man can walk successfully.'

 

 

When I read the last line, it came to mind that probably it should read

'Thus combined they may walk. . . .'

 

Is this me speculating again, or perhaps a transcribing error?

 

So far nobody has commented on any of the queries I've brought up recently.

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Your servant, ATD