Guest guest Posted August 16, 2005 Report Share Posted August 16, 2005 >Although guru-tattva is actually a manifestation of Kåñëa, if one >considers the spiritual master as the supreme worshipable object, >Rädhikä-nätha, rather than considering him a manifestation of the >supreme worshiper; or if one becomes a singer of imitative doggerel >songs, which are contrary to the mahä-mantra given by the spiritual >master; or if in order to accumulate mundane fame one declares or >induces others to glorify his material body to be the Supreme Lord; >then under the burden of great sins, both such a cheating so-called >guru and his cheated followers will enter hell. > > > >Should the semi-colons above be replaced by commas? The sentence has other problems. Mainly, we don't know which way the phrase beginning "if one considers" points. Does it point backward to "Although guru-tattva. . ." or forward to the rest? Better: Guru-tattva is actually a manifestation of Krsna, but if one considers the spiritual master the supreme worshipable object. . . Semi-colons or commas--it's up to you. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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